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Here's what separates responsible innovators from everyone else: they ask uncomfortable questions before they build, not after. At the SAS Hackathon, five teams proved this in practice. Working under real-world constraints and problem statements, they didn’t start with frameworks or compliance checklists. They started with three simple questions: For what
As we wrap up 2025, subject matter experts across SAS have been thinking ahead to 2026 and how we might see AI evolve in the public sector over the next 12 months. Recently, we released a compilation of public sector AI predictions, including mine: AI-led extraction and entity resolution will
As energy systems become more distributed, digital and dynamic, utilities are increasingly turning to AI and IoT to help modernize operations, improve reliability and accelerate decarbonization. Yet according to the IDC InfoBrief, How AIoT Is Reshaping Industrial Efficiency, Security, and Decision-Making, more than half of AIoT initiatives are still stuck in
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant horizon – it’s here, reshaping how marketers engage with audiences and create experiences that last. Over the past year, generative AI (GenAI) has become the new status quo. More than 85% of marketing teams worldwide are already using it, with 93% having dedicated
Responsible innovation is more than a framework. It’s the discipline of building technology that earns trust. As AI becomes more capable and deeply embedded in business workflows, organizations must ensure that every decision, design choice, and workflow supports accountability, transparency and human-centered outcomes. The Responsible Innovator Spotlight is a new
People are starting to compile resolutions for the new year, focusing on evolving their own habits and goals. At SAS, we’ve also looked toward 2026 to gather predictions on how AI in the public sector might evolve over the next 12 months. Prediction: By 2026, governments will utilize large language