Posts tagged “ai-strategy”

Gartner forecasts over 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by 2027. The costlier outcome is the pilot nobody kills. A kill sheet signed before launch prices the difference.

Enterprise agent pricing multiplies the cheap layer—user seats—while leaving the expensive layer—compute—flat or unbundled. Here's how to split the invoice before you sign it.

Cory Doctorow says AI is a bubble. He's right about the labs' balance sheet and wrong to let it answer for whether your deployment pays for itself.

Anthropic launched Claude for Small Business on May 13. Every read I've seen has focused on the product surface: 15 prebuilt agentic workflows, 7 named SaaS integrations, a trust posture built…

Carl Frey's recent NYT piece argues that AI's real impact isn't job replacement — it's labor transfer from worker to consumer. We become our own travel agent, accountant, exterminator, doctor. The…

In 2025, four companies — Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta — spent over $300 billion on AI data centers. The combined 2026 number is forecast at $725 billion, a 77% jump in a single year. For…

Your AI agent project is going to fail. Not because the technology doesn't work—it does. Not because your team isn't smart—they are. It's going to fail because you're building the wrong thing, for…

The question haunting enterprise boardrooms today is deceptively simple: "How do we avoid becoming the next AI platform cautionary tale?" With organizations committing tens of millions to their AI…