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Global AI spending is projected to hit $2.52 trillion this year, but the real story of 2026 isn’t the cost—it’s the shift toward meaningful execution. According to a recent industry feature, the “era of experimentation” has ended, replaced by a focus on mission-critical value in sectors like healthtech, construction, and

As AI moves from boardroom ambition to operational reality, organizations are finding that successful implementation requires more than just speed. In a recent Entrepreneur Europe feature, “Why European Entrepreneurs Must Rethink Their AI Strategy,” Kryterion CTO Jacob Evans shares how prioritizing trust and precision is the key to breaking through

The Tech Panda featured Kryterion in its article “From Innovation to Accountability: Why AI Governance Will Define Enterprise AI in 2026,” exploring how organizations must shift from rapid AI experimentation to responsible, governed deployment. Dr. Leslie Thomas, Chief Psychometric Officer at Kryterion, shared expert insight on the risks of overhyping

In an article published by World of Software and featured on HackerNoon, Kryterion CTO Jacob Evans weighs in on one of Europe’s most pressing challenges: the widening cybersecurity talent gap. With nearly 300,000 unfilled cybersecurity roles across the EU and increasing regulatory pressure from frameworks like NIS2 and the Cyber

The AI Journal has published Who’s Building the Next Phase of Artificial Intelligence? 20 Innovators Shaping the AI Industry in 2026, a forward-looking feature examining the leaders shaping AI’s transition from experimentation to real-world, scalable impact. As artificial intelligence enters a period of consolidation following years of rapid breakthroughs and

Kryterion has been featured in “With AI Set to Enter a New Era of Value Creation Across Sectors, Here Are 26 Companies to Watch in 2026,” a list recognizing organizations shaping the next phase of AI-enabled innovation. The article emphasizes Kryterion’s pivotal role in helping technology companies, associations, and education

TechinDC highlighted how the credentialing community gathered in Phoenix, Kryterion’s hometown, for the ICE Exchange 2025, a pivotal event focused on the future of skills, workforce readiness, and program integrity. The article underscored key challenges facing credentialing leaders today, including keeping pace with a rapidly evolving job market and ensuring

e27’s latest feature explores Asia’s accelerating innovation across robotics, space technology, sustainability, and AI — spotlighting the breakthroughs reshaping the region’s tech ecosystem. The piece highlights how advancements in space exploration, climate technology, and AI-driven platforms are creating new opportunities for startups and global enterprises. Our CTO Jacob Evans contributes

Unite AI’s latest feature examines a major breakthrough in artificial intelligence: the emergence of self-adapting models capable of improving themselves without human intervention. The article spotlights MIT’s new Self-Adapting LLMs (SEAL) framework, which enables models to identify their own limitations, update internal weights, and evolve autonomously through continuous feedback loops.

Techstrong AI’s latest analysis challenges the dominant narrative that AI is rapidly displacing jobs. Citing new research from Yale’s Budget Lab, the Brookings Institution, and J.P. Morgan, the article concludes that AI’s impact on the labor market has been far more incremental than the headlines suggest. While certain entry-level tasks