Nvidia spokesman a few months ago about the demise of saas and shift to gaas (Agentic AI) Here it is in action and big four leading the charge. ———————— KPMG announced on May 19 the deployment of Claude across 276,000 employees in 138 countries via its Digital Gateway platform on Microsoft Azure. OpenAI launched DeployCo — a $4B consulting subsidiary backed by TPG, Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, Bain and others — placing forward-deployed engineers directly inside client organisations. Taken together, these moves signal the competitive battlefield has shifted from model benchmarks to enterprise deployment control. • New today: Both announcements are … Continue reading AI enterprise: KPMG-Claude deployment and OpenAI’s DeployCo signal structural shift ⚑

Looking forward to hearing Databricks story. ———– U of T Entrepreneurship Today is the day! We’re excited to welcome you to the U of T x Toronto Tech Week Desjardins Speaker Series: How to Build a $100B Company, Brick by Brick, happening today — Tuesday, May 26 at 12:00 p.m. at Convocation Hall (31 King’s College Circle, Toronto, ON).  This event is one of the signature events of Toronto Tech Week. To help prepare for the day, please review the important details below:  Doors open at 11:00 a.m. for registration and seating. Your ticket must be presented at the door … Continue reading Toronto Tech week

Pope Leo XIV | Issued May 15, 2026 | 82 pages, 245 numbered paragraphs Overview The first full papal encyclical on artificial intelligence, Magnifica Humanitas (“The Grandeur of Humanity”) is formally a document of Catholic Social Doctrine but functions in practice as a broad normative framework for AI governance, addressed explicitly to “all men and women of goodwill” — not only the faithful. It is anchored in the 135th anniversary of Rerum Novarum (1891), positioning AI as the successor challenge to industrial capitalism. The organizing metaphor — Tower of Babel versus Nehemiah’s rebuilding of Jerusalem — frames the central question: … Continue reading # Magnifica Humanitas — Analytical Report

Today, the Council presidency and European Parliament negotiators reached a provisional agreement on a proposal to streamline certain rules regarding artificial intelligence (AI). The proposal forms part of the so-called ‘Omnibus VII’ legislative package in the EU’s simplification agenda. The package includes proposals for two regulations aiming to simplify the EU’s digital legislative framework and the implementation of harmonised rules on AI. The Commission had proposed to adjust the timeline for applying rules on high-risk AI systems by up to 16 months, so that the rules start to apply once the Commission confirms the needed standards and tools are available. The Commission had also proposed further targeted amendments to … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence: Council and Parliament agree to simplify and streamline rules