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A diagnostic AI system achieves 94% accuracy in clinical trials. The procurement team signs off. The system goes live across a hospital network. Six months later, a review finds it has been systematically underperforming on a specific patient cohort, one

What is the EU AI Act? The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence. Enacted in 2024 and now progressively entering into force, it classifies AI systems by risk level and assigns obligations accordingly - to

There's a version of the AI conversation where the machine handles everything and humans step back. It's a compelling pitch. It's also how organisations end up with models that perform well in test environments, only to fail in daily practice because they

Somewhere between 15% and 20% of the global population is neurodivergent. That's a significant portion of every workforce, every leadership team, every industry, and every profession, whether or not it's visible, disclosed, or understood. And yet the conv

If you have come across auticon, you may have wondered what we mean when we talk about "Edge Thinking". It is a term we use deliberately. This post explains what it means, where the idea comes from, and why 'Edge Thinking' is specifically critical for org

Think about how a child learns to read. A parent points to a dog and says "dog." Then again, with a different dog. And again, with a picture of one. The child doesn't receive a definition; they receive labeled examples, repeated until the pattern clicks.

A new short film, out today, tells the story of how one of Europe's largest energy companies has put autistic technologists at the heart of its IT delivery and is benefiting from 'Edge Thinking' across Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands and Poland. Watch th

auticon's 2025 Impact Report, The Edge Effect, presents evidence from across 15 countries that neurodiverse teams deliver a measurable competitive edge for employers, from stronger project outcomes and improved team culture to greater innovation. Drawing

Hi, I work as a consultant in software testing at auticon. I haven't had an easy life but I've learned that a mix of stubborness, humor, and a little chaos can take you pretty far. I got my autism diagnosis at 33, which explains a lot of things, like why

The story of how Flora found herself. My name is Flora, and for the past four years, I've been an IT Consultant at auticon. My professional journey here is far from typical. I had only a mild, daily interest in IT, and for most of my life, the thought of