Satya Nadella went on Hard Fork and called himself “a tokenmaxxer too.” He admitted the habit is “addictive.” He said people should stop using frontier AI for simple problems. Then he went back to running a company that’s planning to spend roughly $190 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026 alone. That tension is worth thinking […]
CES always sells you the future. And CES 2026 didn’t disappoint me on this. But now it’s May. The booths are gone, the hype has cooled, and reality has kicked in. And this is exactly when the good stuff reveals itself—the products you actually wish you had in your life right now. Not concepts. Not […]
In a world where attention fades fast, how do you build immersive experiences that actually get stronger after launch? Global technology powerhouse Lenovo has reopened its U.S. Executive Briefing Center (EBC) in Raleigh, North Carolina, unveiling a transformed lobby experience designed to welcome customers into the future of AI-powered innovation. Working closely with Lenovo, Event […]
In 2004, I was carrying a Palm Treo 650 and feeling like I owned the future. Email on a phone. A browser that could almost load a web page. A camera that took photos you had to squint to identify. Twenty years later, that phone can’t run a single app on my iPhone. It’s a […]
For decades, building a startup followed a familiar playbook. Founders would raise capital, hire engineers, build a product, assemble a sales team, bring on marketers, and gradually expand operations as revenue grew. Success often depended on how quickly a company could add talent and scale its workforce. Artificial intelligence is changing that equation. Today, entrepreneurs […]
Most entrepreneurs and business leaders are interested in efficiency. They want to improve standard operating procedures (SOPs), upgrade tools, and find faster and more productive ways to do business whenever possible. But there’s one often inefficient area many businesses are still overlooking: Their data. Let’s look at the potential of data, the issues preventing leaders […]
Meeting notes are supposed to make work easier. In reality, they often become a source of confusion. Incomplete sentences, missing context, unclear action items, and conflicting recollections can turn a one-hour meeting into hours of follow-up. As AI meeting assistants become increasingly common, many professionals are looking for ways to offload note-taking altogether. Among the […]
Sometimes the corporate world is silent. It’s not the silence after a product launch fails. It’s not the silence after a quarterly miss. It’s the silence that comes when a company publicly fired hundreds of people, told the world AI had made those workers obsolete, and is now trying to hire some of them back […]
Regulators have changed what they expect from companies using AI. They are no longer primarily asking whether an organization has policies in place. They are asking for evidence that those policies were actually followed on a specific decision at a specific time. This change is showing up in examinations across insurance, healthcare, and financial services. […]
The success of private equity deals largely hinges on a quality-of-earnings analysis – the deep check on whether a target’s reported profits are real. Industrialized around Excel workflows in the 1990s, it hasn’t fundamentally changed since. Of the usual six to eight weeks spent on financial due diligence, half of that time still goes to […]
