A lawyer asks AI to clean up a standard contract. A few seconds later, the draft is ready. Later, she gives it a legal question with no obvious answer. The response looks just as polished—except
Picture a two-hour strategy call. It ends. Nobody actually knows what got decided. Three people think they own the follow-up. Someone swears the deadline was Friday. Someone else insists it was “sometime next month.” The
Job losses. Job gains. Higher inflation. Lower inflation. A productivity boom, or a mirage. The data on AI’s economic footprint contradicts itself at every turn — and that gap is becoming the bigger risk. Ask
Companies spent the first half of 2026 telling employees to use more AI. Now they’re dealing with the wreckage of that instruction. Amazon scrapped its internal AI token leaderboard after workers figured out how to