ServiceNow’s autonomous-work thesis is a bid to own AI execution, not just assistance
The first phase of enterprise AI was defined by helpfulness. Vendors promised copilots that could summarize meetings, draft emails, answer…
Navigating the Intelligence Revolution
The first phase of enterprise AI was defined by helpfulness. Vendors promised copilots that could summarize meetings, draft emails, answer…
For most of the past three years, the politics of artificial intelligence have revolved around two obvious bottlenecks: the chips…
For most of the generative-AI boom, the industry’s governing assumption was simple: the companies that mattered most would be the…
The first corporate phase of generative AI was defined by experimentation. Enterprises bought copilots, tested chat interfaces, and tried to…
For most of the generative-AI cycle, investors and enterprise buyers were encouraged to see the market as a contest between…
For two years, the AI industry has been narrated as a contest over models, chips, and hyperscale capital spending. That…
Beijing’s decision to unwind Meta’s Manus deal is not just another cross-border regulatory dispute. It is a warning that artificial-intelligence…
The most important market question in artificial intelligence is no longer whether demand is real. It is whether the revenue…
In the evolving landscape of decentralized finance, the concept of liquidity has often been treated as a fleeting commodity—rented out…
DeepSeek-V4 did not shock global markets the way earlier Chinese models did. That is not evidence of stagnation. It is…
By putting frontier OpenAI models and Codex into Amazon Bedrock one day after rewriting its Microsoft relationship, OpenAI is no…