This week: What really happened at OpenAI, how it impacts you, and what to tell your team.
This week: what Jensen Huang actually said, what GPT-6 Astra actually does, and why the answer matters less than the gap it widens.
This week: 15 companies benchmarked, only 2 with a real plan. 3 questions to guide what we do next.
This week: Bill Gates on the turbulent era ahead, the new $125 AI license and who actually deserves one, and an AMA Friday.
This week: A CEO called my AI a palm reader. He may have accidentally captured the biggest question leaders are asking about AI. Plus, Claude starts watermarking its writing.
This week: An update on AI Cowork capabilities, and invites to our new Leader Lab and upcoming events.
This week: the AI role every major lab is suddenly spending billions to hire, the question a time-strapped CEO asked me this week, and why the thing you're trying to outsource is the one thing you can't.
This week: Claude launches into Slack, two more frontier models drop any day, and whether you should be pursuing ROI on AI projects.
This week: the loudest apocalypse predictions quietly reverse, why most "AI layoffs" are not what they look like, and the number that shows what AI actually does to work.
This week: the opportunity most businesses are sitting on, and what's actually in the way.
This week: What Anthropic's Claude SMB launch changes, why it matters regardless of your platform, and why operational maturity is becoming the new competitive advantage.
This week: What a graduation ceremony tells us about the real AI problem, and what leaders need to understand before it's their room