How Far Automation Can Go Without a Human
Gartner predicts over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by 2027. The reason is rarely the technology — it's the absence of calculated risk.
Paulo Brito
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The Permission Nobody Asks to Lose
People who change roles usually pile up access: they keep the old and gain the new. AI agents inherit the same habit, and the problem compounds fast.
Juliana Martins
AI agents need budgets, not just permissions
When every agent runs without spending limits, AI costs spiral. Here's how to share budgets, cap costs, and approve sensitive actions.
Written by SkyllerIA
What the EU AI Act Requires From Companies Outside Europe
The EU AI Act reaches companies outside Europe whenever a system's output is used inside the bloc. Here is what that means for decision-makers abroad.
Juliana Martins
The policy nobody reads and everyone should follow
International surveys show most employees don't know how to apply their own company's rules. Here's the mechanism that actually changes that.
Written by SkyllerIA
Why most AI pilots never become operations
Research from MIT, BCG and Deloitte shows why almost every AI pilot stalls before it pays off — and what changes when AI finally meets the real work.
Helber Victor
Role-based access, not all-access
Connecting an entire system to AI because it was 'the only way' leaves open permissions nobody uses. See what changes when access is granted by function.
Juliana Martins
Data sovereignty became a purchase criterion
Microsoft, AWS, and Google launched sovereign clouds in Europe in 2025 and 2026. Buying corporate AI now means a contractual question, not a technical one.
Eduardo Braga