Events
A morning or an evening of your time deserves something in return. At our events you hear how things are going at other companies and you speak to the people who handle it every day. Below you will find our upcoming events.
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Who holds the upper hand: your AI agent or the bank's?
AI agents book appointments and coordinate supply chains. Soon they will also help negotiate your mortgage or your contracts.
What's new in GenAI land | Edition 11
Biweekly AI radar. Two weeks in which the makers of AI pulled the emergency brake themselves. Top people from the big labs openly call for a slowdown, while new models mainly get cheaper.
Goodbye VPN: why identity is your new security perimeter
Putting an application behind a legacy VPN does not make it safe. You hand every remote laptop a key to the whole building, while the perimeter it is meant to protect has not existed for years.
What's new in GenAI land | Edition 10
Biweekly AI radar. Two weeks in which the assistants themselves changed: OpenAI replaces Custom GPTs with skills and Claude got its own browser.
What's new in GenAI land | Edition 9
Biweekly AI radar. Two summer weeks in which transparency became the theme: Anthropic builds watermarks into AI text, Spotify labels AI artists and Copilot merges into one app.
How efficiently does your AI model code? A critical look at AI-generated code
AI tools are writing more and more code. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, predicts that AI will soon write 90% of all code.
What's new in GenAI land | Edition 8
Biweekly AI radar. Two summer weeks with the news on a lower flame. Until a test model from OpenAI broke out of its sandboxed environment and hacked into another company entirely on its own. For the rest, it was less about spectacle and more about the dull work that AI is genuinely taking over today. Cheap and tailored became the sales pitch, and the big money flowed to a handful of players.
Hiring for Managed Services: why culture beats a CV
Our take on the hiring process for the service desk. A strong managed services organization runs on people who are technically strong and collaborate well under pressure. At Xylos, every hire therefore starts with culture, not the CV. Operations Director Managed Services Michael De Bruyn explains how that works, and why he has strong opinions about it.
Why empathy matters more than ever, especially now that AI makes us uncertain
In our blogs, we often talk about the technology behind AI: models, tooling, infrastructure and security. Makes sense, since that's where much of our expertise lies. This time, we deliberately flip that around and shift the focus from what AI can do to what AI does to people. Because the hardest question in an AI project is rarely technical. It's about people: do you bring them along, and do they trust what's changing?
An AI model broke out and hacked a company. And that was just a drill.
You may have seen it pass by this week: an OpenAI AI model broke out of its sandboxed environment during a test and hacked its way into another company's systems. Sounds like a movie plot, but it really happened.
What's new in GenAI land | Edition 7
Biweekly AI radar. Two weeks in which the conversation shifted from which model is smartest to how you let AI keep working independently without the bill spiraling out of control.
Microsoft 365 is getting more expensive: what the July 1 price increase means for you
We previously flagged that Microsoft 365 prices would rise as of July 1, 2026. That date has now passed.
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