EY's Dipanjan Sengupta shared insights with Solutions Review and Silicon ANGLE on how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is evolving beyond traditional search and retrieval. He discusses how multimodal data, knowledge graphs and contextual reasoning can help organizations improve AI accuracy, uncover connections across enterprise information and deliver more trustworthy AI outcomes.

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RAG's next act: retrieval tool to enterprise storytelling engine
EY re-envisions RAG around multimodal knowledge graphs to improve accuracy

DBTA featured commentary from Wade Tsai in its article, “Game-Changing Technologies Fueling the Data-Driven Enterprise in 2026.” With a reach of 19,105 unique monthly visitors (UVM), the publication highlights Wade as a leading industry voice in the Open-Source Format segment (page 2), alongside recognized experts including Elizabeth Ngonzi, board member of the American Society for Artificial Intelligence, and Yasmeen Ahmad, product leader for Google Cloud’s Data Cloud.

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EY’s Maez de Guzman shared a few thoughts with Reworked on why traditional identity and access assumptions don’t map cleanly to autonomous systems — and what security leaders should consider instead.

Read the article to understand what this means in practice: Why Zero Trust Breaks Down When AI Agents Enter the Picture

This article by EY's Rick Ross for Enterprise Architecture Professional Journal (EAPJ) explores options for scaling and augmenting the architect’s role, examining benefits and limitations of AI across business, enterprise, and solution architecture continuums.

Read the article here: How can AI augment the Architect for scale and productivity improvements? - Enterprise Architecture…