Workers Losing 20 Days to AI Troubleshooting, Report Finds
BambooHR research finds employees spend 42 percent of their AI time troubleshooting errors and refining prompts, compared with 35 percent on productive work. With 63 percent of organisations increasing AI budgets, the findings raise new questions about enterprise deployment ROI.
Christopher Carey · 3 Sept 2026
The Workforce Communication Crisis Needs a Hybrid Answer
A Mitel study of 2,000 workers and IT leaders reveals staff struggling with disconnected communication tools are fuelling widespread use of unauthorised apps and AI, despite mounting security, compliance and productivity risks for employers and IT teams alike
Christopher Carey · 2 Sept 2026
Meta Strengthens Smart Glasses Recording Safeguards
Meta is rolling out a second update in less than two months to stop users bypassing the smart glasses’ recording light. The patch halts recording when the capture LED is covered, but follows earlier fixes as the company faces scrutiny over whether bystanders get meaningful notice
Christopher Carey · 1 Sept 2026
How Humanoid Robots Can Become Enterprise Rogue Insiders
Humanoid robots could expand the enterprise attack surface by moving through sensitive sites while collecting sensor data and connecting to cloud services. Security leaders must secure their networks, data flows, update mechanisms and AI-model dependencies before deployment
Christopher Carey · 31 Aug 2026
HP Q3 Earnings: Poly Moves Into Workplace Platform
HP’s PC shipments fell 16 percent in the third quarter, even as revenue rose. As costs build, the company is widening its workplace technology strategy, bringing Poly Lens and meeting-room device management into its Workforce Experience Platform for IT teams
Christopher Carey · 27 Aug 2026
Mitel Research: Workers Are Drowning in Communication Tools
A Mitel study of 2,000 workers and IT leaders finds employees are struggling with disconnected communication tools, driving widespread use of unauthorised apps and AI despite mounting security, compliance and productivity risks facing organisations today
Christopher Carey · 26 Aug 2026
Google Takes Gemini Enterprise to Law Firms With New AI
Google Cloud has launched Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a new AI platform designed to help law firms automate legal workflows, connect securely to their existing systems and manage governance, as it intensifies its push into the growing enterprise legal technology market
Christopher Carey · 26 Aug 2026
UK Weighs New Curbs on Employee Surveillance Tools
The UK is consulting on stronger safeguards for workplace monitoring technology, from keystroke logging and screen capture to AI-driven decisions. As employee surveillance becomes more common, the debate is shifting from productivity gains to privacy, transparency and worker voice
Christopher Carey · 26 Aug 2026
Can Virtual Simulation Ease Healthcare Training Bottlenecks?
Virtual simulation could help healthcare educators expand training capacity through repeatable, data-informed practice. Jason Coley of Maria College explains how VR, XR and AI can support confidence and assessment, while hands-on skills and clinical experience remain essential.
Christopher Carey · 26 Aug 2026
RayNeo Smart Glasses: Can Camera-Free AI Win at Work?
RayNeo’s camera-free iO Smart Glasses bring transcription, translation and AI-generated action items to a lightweight wearable, aiming to make hands-free workplace support more discreet – while raising new concerns around ambient audio capture and data governance
Christopher Carey · 25 Aug 2026
Mitel's State of Workforce Communication Report Unpacked
A global survey of 2,000 IT leaders and employees reveals a stark disconnect between what organisations invest in and what workers actually experience on the ground. In this video, Mitel's CMO Eric Hanson unpacks the key findings and what they mean for the future of workforce communication
Christopher Carey · 25 Aug 2026
Apple Cuts Vision Pro Jobs as It Doubles Down on AI
Apple is cutting more than 200 roles across Siri, Vision Pro and AI software teams, as it shifts resources towards a rebuilt assistant, new devices and a more targeted spatial-computing strategy, including a reduced focus on gaming and immersive video
Christopher Carey · 24 Aug 2026
Wispr Raises $280M to Expand Voice AI Beyond Dictation
Wispr has raised $280 million in Series B funding at a $2 billion valuation as it expands from AI dictation into meeting intelligence and enterprise workflows. The company also previewed Canto, a proprietary speech model designed to improve accuracy in difficult audio conditions
Christopher Carey · 20 Aug 2026
Otter.ai Fails to Dismiss Core Privacy Claims in U.S. Court
A federal judge has allowed core privacy claims against Otter.ai to proceed, rejecting its bid to dismiss allegations that it recorded and retained conversations without consent. Wiretap, California privacy and Illinois biometric claims survive; CFAA and other claims were dismissed
Christopher Carey · 18 Aug 2026
The Humanoid Robot Reality Check: What Enterprise AI Needs to Deliver
Plus One Robotics CEO Erik Nieves explains what humanoid robots must deliver for enterprise adoption, from dexterity to security.
Christopher Carey · 13 Aug 2026
Oracle Turns AI Agents Loose on Talent Management Tasks
Oracle has launched new AI agents for talent management, aiming to automate skills tracking and workforce planning tasks.
Christopher Carey · 13 Aug 2026
Do Smart Glasses Need Tougher Privacy Safeguards?
Jakub Zientala explains why smart glasses need stronger privacy safeguards, with manufacturers – not bans – central to the solution.
Christopher Carey · 12 Aug 2026
Google Gemini Reaches One Billion Monthly Users as AI Assistant Race Accelerates
Google Gemini has surpassed one billion monthly users as Google expands voice, visual AI and task automation features.
Christopher Carey · 12 Aug 2026
UK Pub Chain Clarifies Smart Glasses ‘Ban’ Reports
Wetherspoon has clarified that Meta smart glasses are not banned in its pubs, but says existing rules against covert filming apply.
Christopher Carey · 11 Aug 2026
VITURE Pro 2 Targets Portable Productivity with Lighter AR Display Glasses
VITURE Pro 2 AR glasses offer a lighter design, sharper optics and a private virtual display for hybrid workers using compatible USB-C devices.
Christopher Carey · 10 Aug 2026
Bending Spoons’ $2.25bn Airtable Deal Puts AI Workflows in Focus
Bending Spoons will acquire Airtable in a deal implying a $2.25bn equity value, putting the no-code platform’s AI workflow strategy in focus.
Christopher Carey · 7 Aug 2026
Apple Vision Pro Linked to 19% Faster Eye Surgery, Study Finds
Surgeons using Apple Vision Pro in a UC San Diego study completed eye procedures 19% faster than a conventional-monitor group
Christopher Carey · 6 Aug 2026
Meta Glasses Face Growing Privacy Scrutiny Across Europe
Meta Glasses face growing privacy scrutiny across Europe as German officials discuss restrictions and regulators examine recording safeguards.
Christopher Carey · 5 Aug 2026
OpenAI/Hugging Face Aftermath: What It Means for AI Agent Security
The OpenAI Hugging Face incident has exposed new AI agent security risks. Ray Eitel-Porter explains the safeguards organisations need.
Christopher Carey · 5 Aug 2026
The Channel Firms Keep Ignoring: Why Voice Is Compliance's Last Frontier
For years, voice occupied an uncomfortable position in communications compliance. Everyone knew the risk was there.
Christopher Carey · 4 Aug 2026
Snap Q2 Earnings: CEO Says Its AR Glasses May Not Go Mainstream For Years
nap CEO Evan Spiegel says its new Specs AR glasses may not achieve mass-market adoption until toward the end of the decade.
Christopher Carey · 4 Aug 2026
Magic Leap to Cut 193 Jobs as It Shifts From AR Headsets to Waveguide Supply
Magic Leap will cut 193 jobs in Florida as it shifts from AR headsets to waveguide supply and device integration for AI display glasses.
Christopher Carey · 3 Aug 2026
Zoom’s AI Receptionist Is Coming for the Front Desk
Zoom is bringing its AI receptionist to any phone system, helping businesses answer calls, book appointments and route customers faster.
Christopher Carey · 3 Aug 2026
AI Is No Longer Just Assisting Agents – It's Replacing Jobs
Uber’s latest support-team cuts add to evidence that AI is replacing routine customer-service work, with wider implications.
Christopher Carey · 31 Jul 2026
Silence the Noise: How Adaptive Hybrid ANC is Redefining Enterprise Audio
There is a sound that anyone who has spent time on a video call in the last five years knows well.
Christopher Carey · 30 Jul 2026
Meta Q2 Results: Shares Drop as Investors Question AI Spending
Meta Q2 results saw shares fall as investors questioned whether its vast AI infrastructure spending can deliver new revenue.
Christopher Carey · 30 Jul 2026
AI Is Reshaping Business Communications. Here's How to Keep Up Without Getting Burned
Pressure to adopt AI isn't coming from one source. It's coming from boards, competitors, customers who have already experienced AI-powered service…
Christopher Carey · 30 Jul 2026
From Courtrooms to Hospitals: Where Could Smart Glasses Be Restricted Next?
Could smart glasses restrictions spread from courtrooms to hospitals and workplaces? Privacy lawyer Beth Fulkerson examines the legal risks.
Christopher Carey · 30 Jul 2026
US Targets Chinese Humanoid Robots Over Hacking Fears
The US is restricting new foreign-produced humanoid robots, with Chinese suppliers in the crosshairs over security and hacking concerns.
Christopher Carey · 29 Jul 2026
Apple Smart Glasses Reportedly Set for WWDC 2027 Debut as Privacy Questions Grow
Apple could unveil its first smart glasses at WWDC 2027, with privacy concerns around AI cameras set to shape the product’s launch.
Christopher Carey · 28 Jul 2026
Forged by War: The Ukrainian Startup Using Virtual Reality to Tackle a Mental Health Crisis
Ukrainian startup Aspichi is using virtual reality and AI to scale mental health treatment for millions traumatised by the ongoing war.
Christopher Carey · 28 Jul 2026
Beyond the Transcript: How AI Is Making Voice Supervision Viable
Why voice supervision now matters: LLMs and cloud SaaS from Global Relay move compliance beyond transcripts, cutting false positives. Published on UC Today.
Christopher Carey · 28 Jul 2026
Meta Pushes Its AI Assistant Beyond Chat With Automated Tasks
Meta AI is adding recurring task automation, calendar-based daily briefings and multi-step planning, with WhatsApp expansion planned.
Christopher Carey · 27 Jul 2026
AI Is Moving From Taking Notes to Taking Control
AI collaboration is moving beyond meeting notes. Daniel Burrus explains how agentic AI can coordinate work, and why human oversight matters.
Christopher Carey · 27 Jul 2026
Samsung Takes the Wraps Off AI Glasses – But Enterprise Questions Remain
Samsung has unveiled AI smart glasses with Google, Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Here is what the device means for the enterprise.
Christopher Carey · 24 Jul 2026
Sinch Q2 Earnings: API Momentum Builds As Verification Churn Weighs On Europe
Sinch reported stronger Q2 API growth in the Americas, but verification product churn in Europe and issues in India limited growth.
Christopher Carey · 23 Jul 2026
Fetching Trouble: The Ad That Called Logitech Customers Dogs
A Logitech distributor in China has been fined after an ad likened consumers to dogs — raising serious questions about brand accountability.
Christopher Carey · 22 Jul 2026
Is AI Changing What It Means to Be a Leader?
Philip Huthwaite, CEO at 5app, explores how AI is reshaping leadership development – from measuring soft skills to who's responsible when technology shapes how leaders grow
Christopher Carey · 22 Jul 2026
Five Signs Your Communications Stack Is Costing You More Than You Think
Fragmented UC, contact centre and AI tools are raising costs for mid-market firms. Published on UC Today, Mark Sher of Intermedia explains why.
Christopher Carey · 21 Jul 2026
NVIDIA Brings AI Agents Into the 3D Workflow – But There's a Hardware Catch
NVIDIA formalised its Omniverse libraries under the Agent Toolkit at SIGGRAPH 2026. The tools are free and open source, but here's the catch.
Christopher Carey · 21 Jul 2026
Why Voice Can No Longer Be the Exception in UC Compliance
For years, voice was the blind spot in communications compliance – too voluminous to review manually, too complex to capture properly, and not yet on…
Christopher Carey · 21 Jul 2026
Mozilla Report: Open Source AI Is Closing the Gap on Big Tech
Mozilla's State of Open Source AI 2026 report finds open models now match proprietary rivals on most tasks.
Christopher Carey · 20 Jul 2026
The Best XR at the World Cup Was the Stuff You Might Have Missed
From Fox's AR broadcast studio to Lenovo's referee camera and DAZN's Meta Quest app, immersive technology was all over the 2026 World Cup.
Christopher Carey · 17 Jul 2026
EU Exempts Smart Glasses from Battery Rules in Win for Meta
The European Commission has exempted smart glasses from EU battery rules, clearing a key barrier for Meta, Google and Samsung.
Christopher Carey · 16 Jul 2026
Study Finds Only 7% of Senior Leaders Are Seeing ROI From AI – What's Going Wrong?
A new study finds just 7% of senior leaders have established ROI from AI. QuantSpark's Adam Hadley explains what businesses are getting wrong
Christopher Carey · 16 Jul 2026
Smart Glasses, AI Subscriptions and Privacy: What the Latest AR Developments Mean for the Enterprise
Meta, Snap and Google are reshaping the smart glasses market. Here's what the latest AR developments mean for enterprise buyers in 2026.
Christopher Carey · 15 Jul 2026
New York's Smart Glasses Court Ban Is Just the Start – Is Your Workplace Ready?
New York has banned smart glasses across all 1,240 of its courts. Experts say businesses are next – and most don't have a policy in place
Christopher Carey · 15 Jul 2026
Big UC Update: Gamma's Managing Director Will Morey on AI, the Channel and Why Simplicity Wins
Will Morey on Gamma’s channel-first AI, data sovereignty, PSTN switch-off and UC for SMEs.
Christopher Carey · 15 Jul 2026
Lenovo Shuts Down XR Unit as Company Pivots to AI Wearables
Lenovo has reportedly shuttered its XR business unit, marking a significant retreat from enterprise spatial computing and a broader strategic shift toward…
Christopher Carey · 14 Jul 2026
Report Finds AI Is Saving Workers 12 Hours a Week – But Half Could Be Lost to 'Bot Sitting'
The Work AI Index UK 2026 finds workers save 12 hours a week with AI – but lose 6.3 back to bot sitting. Here's how to fix it.
Christopher Carey · 14 Jul 2026
OpenAI's ChatGPT Work Promises Enterprise Automation – But Will IT Leaders Trust It?
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Work, an autonomous AI agent powered by GPT-5.6. We examine what it means for enterprise adoption.
Christopher Carey · 13 Jul 2026
Apple Reportedly Halts Development of Affordable XR Headset
Apple has reportedly abandoned its affordable XR headset as it shifts focus toward AI smart glasses devlopment
Christopher Carey · 10 Jul 2026
Solos Wants to Solve Smart Glasses' Privacy Problem – But Is a Clip-On Really Enough?
Solos has launched a Privacy Kit for its new AirGo V2 camera glasses – does a removable clip-on actually solve the industry's trust problem?
Christopher Carey · 9 Jul 2026
The AI Execution Gap: Why Most Enterprise Strategies Stall Before They Start
Every organisation has an AI strategy. Far fewer have results to show for it. The barrier isn't the technology – it's everything underneath it
Christopher Carey · 9 Jul 2026
Meta's Always-On AI Glasses Could Be Heading Into Your Next Meeting
Meta is reportedly developing always-on AI smart glasses that could bypass enterprise recording consent controls.
Christopher Carey · 8 Jul 2026