Decision management sits at the intersection of business process automation, real-time analytics, and enterprise governance. This market study dissects the drivers, constraints, and structural dynamic...

Inglewood, Tuesday, 3 November 2026.Attorneys have filed a formal government claim against Inglewood Mayor James Butts, alleging defamation tactics comparable to high-profile lawsuits that previously

Franklin Templeton’s Jenny Johnson said the warning from MSCI Inc. to Indonesia will be constructive, giving extra impetus for the country to improve governance and transparency in its equities market

Throughout history, new technologies have triggered people’s fears, often arriving cloaked in controversy around the threat to society. Now it is AI’s turn. While the concerns are justified and deserve to be addressed, history also tells us a broader truth: while technological change can cause disruption, it also unlocks enormous opportunity. This is the story now unfolding in cities around the world. To understand how cities are using AI and leveraging it for the public good, ThoughtLab, a leading global research firm, partnered with urban leaders from government, business and academia on a benchmarking survey of 525 officials across 214 cities. This was supplemented by an analysis of 212 published city AI plans, and interviews with more than 50 urban experts, covering 331 municipalities across every region and level of development. What we found is real momentum: city leaders see AI not just as an efficiency tool, but as a way to make government more, not less, human. That starts with linking data across departments, so cities can replace fragmented, reactive processes with coordinated action. Residents no longer need to navigate multiple disconnected systems to get help, and public employees are freed from routine tasks to focus on complex human...

🌱 Our ongoing exploration in Systems for Public Good consistently reminds us that a flourishing society is built on wise investments in shared resources and robust democratic processes. 🧭 Yesterday, in 🤝 Cultivating Acceptance for Citizen Power in AI Governance, we delved into crucial strategies for ensuring that diverse citizen voices are genuinely integrated into expert-led AI policy processes, from mandated citizen assemblies with veto power to co-creation funds and explainability mandates. We also explored global frameworks for sharing citizen-generated AI monitoring data, proposing decentralized international data trusts, a UN/UNESCO protocol for incident reporting, and functionally financed global AI p...

The NEAR Protocol community has officially approved a significant adjustment to its monetary policy following a successful on-chain vote by the House of Stake. The governance decision mandates a reduction in the maximum …

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Public commenters and council members urged the city to probe fundraising and governance at the Grays Harbor Historical Seaport, citing missing minutes and unclear accounting for donated restoration funds. Council agreed to pursue a workshop and requested records from the seaport.