Automation – The TechBriefs

GM installs robots at flagship EV factory after laying off 1,300 workers

Dozens of new robot arms have been installed at General Motors’ flagship electric vehicle factory in Detroit—even as 1,300 workers […]

Only 13 percent of emails now written by humans

New analysis from online business growth platform Hostinger finds that only 13 percent of global email traffic is now likely […]

Finance leaders keen to automate but lack strategy

A new report on agentic AI in finance, tax, and accounting finds that while the majority of teams are planning […]

How robotics is changing the supply chain [Q&A]

Robotics has transformed how companies think about efficiency and workflow in the warehouse. When automation first entered the sector, the […]

Manual SecOps work persists despite widespread AI adoption

A new report finds that 99 percent of security operations centers use AI, and 77 percent of security teams regularly […]

Manual compliance processes are eating up too many resources

Governance risk and compliance (GRC) processes are wasting thousands of person-hours annually just collecting evidence. Teams are manually juggling frameworks […]

New starters, conditions, and actions are making Google Home more powerful

If you use Google Home to help with automation, there are new options coming your way. Google has announced the […]

New starters, conditions, and actions are making Google Home more powerful

If you use Google Home to help with automation, there are new options coming your way. Google has announced the […]

AI and automation feed rise in holiday scams

The holiday season has long been a peak time for scammers as much as it has for retailers. But new […]

Paranoia rules — how automation can enable better detection and response [Q&A]

Security analysts want to capture more events in order to spot threats earlier which requires more detection rules. But doing […]