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Ezra Klein says AI won't cause mass unemployment. He's right at the top — understating how the very bottom rung of the career ladder is being removed.
OpenAI and Anthropic disagree on whether AI should act on its own initiative for societal good. Why this gap matters when choosing an AI vendor today.
AI coding agents rewrite copyrighted software from scratch in days, sidestepping copyleft — the clean-room loophole that could end software copyright.
Anthropic shipped Managed Agents in public beta this week. Not a capability breakthrough, but a friction breakthrough - and why friction matters more.
Zencoder's team went from 36 engineers to 30 and nearly doubled throughput. A data-backed look at what AI-first software development really means now.
NotebookLM is now Gemini Notebook — and it still turns documents into PowerPoint decks in minutes. What changed with the rename, what didn't, and why.
Each nine of AI reliability costs as much work as the one before it. Most businesses are at 90%. The march to production-grade agents is brutal maths.
Most businesses think their agentic AI is at level three. Most are at one. A five-level framework for honest self-assessment and practical next steps.
AI coding crossed a threshold in late 2025. This isn't a productivity tool — it's the most transformative shift since the compiler. Sceptics are late.
Most people use AI like a Ferrari in first gear. The literacy gap isn't about access — it's about understanding what these tools can do.