AI now touches nearly every business decision. Executives factor it into budgets, product roadmaps, and hiring plans without a second thought. But the technology stopped living only inside apps and chat windows a while ago.
Most companies still think of AI as a feature they add to an app later. That thinking is already outdated. By the end of 2026, 40% of enterprise applications will ship with task-specific AI agents
Everyone has a hot take on which jobs AI will kill first. Anthropic just published the receipts. They complicate the story more than they confirm it. In a study released in early March, Anthropic’s economic
A Perth retailer sat through four agency pitches last quarter. Three opened with an AI slide. Bidding automation, content generation, a dashboard with a robot icon on it. The retailer picked the fourth agency —
Cal AI is free to download and free to use as a manual food logger. The camera feature that every ad shows off sits behind a paid subscription. No subscription, no photo scanning. This guide
An AI agent doesn’t wait for permission before it sends a request. It plans a task, breaks it into steps, retries what fails, and fires traffic at dozens of sources while a human is still
Attackers no longer need stolen passwords to get in. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found that vulnerability exploitation overtook stolen credentials as the top breach entry point for the first time in the report’s
For everyday tasks, ChatGPT is safe to use. But it’s a large language model with a real business behind it, not a private vault, and its answers aren’t guaranteed to be accurate — so how
AI has changed how you study, how you work, and how you get hired, so the question is fair. Short answer: yes, but only if you’re clear about what the degree actually prepares you to
Claude AI is owned and operated by Anthropic, PBC, a private U.S. public benefit corporation founded in 2021 by siblings Dario Amodei and Daniela Amodei. Amazon and Google are among Anthropic’s largest financial backers, but