
Morgan Stanley warns an AI breakthrough is imminent. The thesis: labs are building 5x more compute than current models need. What emerges at the next threshold? And is anyone actually prepared?

The AI industry stopped asking 'what can it do?' and started asking 'does it work in production?' The hype hangover is here, and pragmatism is what survives it.

Companies are hiring for AI roles that don't exist yet while ignoring the skills that actually matter.

A lawyer won Anthropic's hackathon, beating 500 developers. The competitive advantage has shifted from technical skill to domain understanding.

Companies buy the platform, then look for the problem. The ones getting value do the opposite: find the friction, then pick the smallest tool that fixes it.