So I think that's where we're coming from with AI. We have to cover it, because it's everywhere these days. When we can, we acknowledge its problems. Those problems don't mean it's not also hugely beneficial to some (see also: social media and the internet as a whole).

One column says "The adoption ... has been rapid, despite a very uncertain landscape in which questions about accuracy, privacy, the protection of intellectual property, and the potential for plagiarism remain largely unanswered. [C]ompanies hoping to stay relevant know they can’t just ignore [AI]."

Here's a link to the May/June issue. bit.ly/IT-May-June-... I hope you enjoy! Only 2 articles touch on AI this time. (Each issue will be different depending on the authors, of course.)

We actually have published articles about the carbon footprint and the copyright issues, but I can see how it might be too much. I think the authors are just excited to explore it because it's new! I'll take this feedback into account, thank you.