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The question isn’t, “will you use AI?” The question is, “what kind of AI user do you want to be: driver or passenger?”Read More

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Each of our versions of reality is changing with AI. This could erode our ability to agree on basic facts or navigate shared challenges.Read More

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It’s MCP projects in production, not specification elegance or market buzz, that will determine if MCP (or something else) stays on top.Read More

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The future is marked by deepening uncertainty about our place in it, and by growing ambiguity about the nature of human purpose itself.Read More

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Jobs will fade and rise due to AI. But those who learn to screen, train and build dev teams around AI-enabled talent will write the future.Read More

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Enterprises adopting voice AI must consider not just usability, but inclusion. Supporting users with disabilities is a market opportunity.Read More

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Event-driven multi-agent systems are a practical architecture for working with imperfect tools in a structured way.Read More

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In an enterprise world drowning in dashboards, one truth keeps surfacing: Data isn’t the problem—product thinking is.Read More

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AI is disrupting the world, but it also presents an opportunity to ask what we are here for, and our role as stewards of meaning.Read More

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Why the authentication tug-of-war between friction and freedom will be won by those who can walk the tightrope between both.Read More

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What we tried, what didn't work and how a combination of approaches eventually helped us build a reliable computer vision model.Read More

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Empathy and trust are not optional. They are essential for scaling change and encouraging innovation, particularly in this age of AI.Read More

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Start implementing post-quantum cryptography, keep an eye on adversarial quantum programs and secure the quantum supply chain.Read More

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Like people undergoing cognitive migration, institutions must reassess what they were made for in this age of AI.Read More

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AI agents are moving from passive assistants to active participants. Today, we ask them to do. Tomorrow, we’ll authorize them to act.Read More