No. 01
TechnologyMarch 14, 2026
The context window problem: why your AI conversation hits a wall
Long AI chats drift, forget instructions and go in circles. Why the context window problem happens, what breaks first, and the habits that prevent it.
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No. 02
TechnologyMarch 13, 2026
AI 2027 one year on: what the forecasters got right and wrong
A year on, the AI 2027 forecasters graded their own predictions at 58–66% of pace. Agents and autonomous coding arrived; the AGI runway looks messier.
No. 03
TechnologyMarch 12, 2026
Cognitive debt: the hidden cost of letting AI write your code
AI writes code faster than teams can absorb it. That comprehension gap becomes cognitive debt, slowing software work when change arrives. In practice.
No. 04
TechnologyMarch 11, 2026
When every device can think: the agentic everything future
Smart devices are becoming agentic systems that understand context, take bounded action, and quietly redraw work, authority, governance, and trust.
No. 05
TechnologyMarch 10, 2026
Frequent use of AI in the workplace continued to rise in Q4
Frequent AI use rose again in Q4, but the real story is where it becomes habitual. That is where management, review and workflow design matter.
No. 06
TechnologyMarch 7, 2026
Most of your AI work doesn't need a frontier model
80–90% of your AI tasks don't need a frontier model. Smart routing saves real money without cutting quality, but someone has to own the decision.
No. 07
TechnologyMarch 7, 2026
Why your team stopped using Google’s AI tools (and what to do about it)
A practical guide to underused Google Workspace AI features and how to apply them this week.
No. 08
TechnologyFebruary 26, 2026
How to make AI remember who you are: a practical guide to context engineering
Context engineering is the discipline replacing prompt engineering. Five practical files, ninety minutes, and your AI tools will never forget who you are again.
No. 09
TechnologyFebruary 16, 2026
Personal AI agents just got validated — and the race to bring them to everyone is on
OpenAI just acqui-hired OpenClaw's creator. Every major lab wants the personal agent layer. The question is who gets there first.
No. 10
TechnologyFebruary 14, 2026
The UK doesn't have an AI problem — it has a growth problem
The UK's proposed AI bill adds friction to a stagnant economy. With 0.1% GDP growth, the last thing businesses need is more regulatory burden.