A project director recently lost contact with a client. Not because he quit answering calls. His AI agent stopped letting messages through. The client, an AI expert, had set up bots to manage his inbox
Vendor presentations sell capability. Boards approve numbers. The distance between those two things is where most healthcare AI proposals stall, and it’s rarely because the technology doesn’t work. A chief financial officer evaluating a proposal
Everyone covers this story the same way. The headline writes itself: “AI fires human employee for the first time.” It’s clean. It’s viral. It fits a narrative we’ve been primed for since 2023. But the
AI can’t learn soft skills the way humans do. Soft skills aren’t a knowledge problem — humans build them from lived stakes, embodied experience, and real-time modeling of another person’s inner state. Large language models
“Twitch Leo AI” isn’t a real product. If you mean the recap text on a live Twitch stream, you want Twitch’s Mid-Stream Summary. If you mean the “Leo” icon in your browser, you want Brave
Generative AI has become an unofficial pre-op step in cosmetic surgery. Patients now arrive with AI-generated versions of their own faces and ask surgeons to turn those renders into surgical targets. The images look convincing.
A dentist in Lahore holds the top spot in Google’s local pack. Three people ask ChatGPT for a dentist nearby that same afternoon. None of them hear her name. That gap is the story of
Open any server log in 2026 and count the visitors. More than half aren’t people. Cloudflare co-founder Matthew Prince confirmed it in June: bots now generate 57.5% of all HTML web traffic, against 42.5% from
There’s no official master switch. The closest thing to permanent is setting your browser’s default search engine togoogle.com/search?q=%s&udm=14, which forces plain web results on every query automatically. Everything else on this page is a workaround
A hedge fund buys foot-traffic counts before an earnings call. A fashion brand tracks ten thousand competitor prices a day. A language model swallows another slice of the open web before breakfast. None of them