The 10% That Saves Us: Why AI Still Has No Biography
Many claim that today’s AI can solve 90% of the problems put to it. That may be so, although I don’t have the empirical evidence needed…
Read article →Many claim that today’s AI can solve 90% of the problems put to it. That may be so, although I don’t have the empirical evidence needed…
Read article →The AI Regulation is already in force. Prohibited practices, the 2026 timeline, and the steps your company must take before August.
Read article →A few days ago, on this very channel, I commented on the strategic risk of not having an LLM model developed by us (by the EU).…
Read article →“For to everyone who has, more will be given, and he will have an abundance; but from the one who does not have, even what he…
Read article →What if the real value of AI were not giving us correct answers, but allowing us to ask “stupid” questions? In corporate and high-level consulting environments,…
Read article →Generation Z has been nervous for a while. Unsettled. Worried. And they are starting to say it out loud. Two speakers were booed at graduation ceremonies…
Read article →For months we have been talking about productivity, automation, AI agents that manage emails and make decisions. And that is fine. It is a necessary conversation.…
Read article →Twenty euros a month. That is what it costs today to access AI tools that three years ago would have required entire teams of analysts, writers…
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