The 93/7 problem: why AI maturity is a people story, not a technology story
93% of AI spend lands on infrastructure, 7% on people. Why the unphotogenic work of retraining people around AI is where the real value actually sits.
93% of AI spend lands on infrastructure, 7% on people. Why the unphotogenic work of retraining people around AI is where the real value actually sits.
AI didn't break marketing. It exposed which content was built on substance and which was noise. A practical audit for business leaders, not just CMOs.
AI coding agents rewrite copyrighted software from scratch in days, sidestepping copyleft — the clean-room loophole that could end software copyright.
Nearly 80,000 tech jobs cut in Q1 2026, half blamed on AI. Even OpenAI's CEO calls it AI-washing. A simple test separates theatre from transformation.
Anthropic shipped Managed Agents in public beta this week. Not a capability breakthrough, but a friction breakthrough - and why friction matters more.
Walmart's ChatGPT checkout converted three times worse than its own website. The Sparky pivot reveals a fundamental truth about who controls commerce.
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.
Amazon cut 14,000 jobs citing AI, then Pinterest and HP. The real squeeze lands on middle management, not entry level — and on the trust trap beneath.
Bezos is raising $100 billion to buy manufacturers and rebuild them with AI. Why industrial AI, not chatbots, is the smart money bet in 2026.