Author: Chris Sullins

By training models not only to affirm valid statements but also to actively reject invalid ones—to effectively learn to say "no"—AI systems become more resilient, trustworthy, and aligned with human logic.

AI Needs to Learn to Say “No”

Written by Chris Sullins on December 19, 2025. Posted in Blog.

At IntelliGenesis, we’re always pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with artificial intelligence, and our new research paper tackles one of AI’s toughest challenges: teaching models to reason logically. The paper, “Addressing...

Robot surrounded by computer errors showing an AI project fail

Why Do So Many AI Projects Fail?

Written by Chris Sullins on October 24, 2025. Posted in Blog.

What if you spent more than half a trillion dollars and got almost nothing in return? IDC estimates that by 2028, corporate spending on AI solutions will climb to $632 billion from just over $300 billion in 2025. Yet, despite this massive investment,...

CYBERSPAN® Featured in I95 Business: Bringing Defense-Grade Cybersecurity to Small Businesses

Written by Chris Sullins on October 9, 2025. Posted in Blog.

I95 Business profiled our CYBERSPAN® platform in its cybersecurity coverage this month as a new line of defense for the vulnerable small and mid-sized businesses that are increasingly targeted by sophisticated threats. The article discusses how...

AI is a Power Tool, Not a Pink Slip

Written by Chris Sullins on October 1, 2025. Posted in Blog.

Progress tends to make people uneasy and is often met with resistance. Even something as seemingly innocuous as the introduction of writing more than 5,000 years ago drew criticism that it would diminish memory and other cognitive abilities. At the...

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Why Network Detection & Response is a Key Component of Zero Trust Architecture

Written by Chris Sullins on July 15, 2025. Posted in Blog.

Zero Trust is a straightforward concept: never trust, always verify. With the June 2025 release of NIST SP 1800-35 from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Zero Trust is back in the cybersecurity spotlight. But now the focus...

The MITRE ATT&CK® Framework: It’s More Than TTPs

Written by Chris Sullins on June 27, 2025. Posted in Blog.

When most cybersecurity professionals think of the MITRE ATT&CK® framework, they think of TTPs—tactics, techniques, and procedures. These terms have become shorthand for how attackers operate and are often used to guide detection and response...