Claude Went Down, the Pentagon Cut Ties, and GPT-5.4 Launched: Why AI Resilience Is Now a Board-Level Priority
The India AI Impact Summit proved that sovereign, purpose-built AI can compete with Silicon Valley - and the implications for UK and European leaders are urgent.
Claude Sonnet 4.6 makes intelligence cheap, MiniMax makes it cheaper and Martha Lane Fox concludes that the cost of taking initiative is dropping towards Zero
A viral essay, a stampede, and what 13-year-olds know about AI that most CEOs don't
A 10-step prompt engineering process learned by designing AI for teenagers - and why it applies to every AI implementation.
Anthropic and OpenAI both launched major models this week. But the real productivity evidence is in how people direct AI - not which model they choose.
From Assistants to Agents. AI is getting arms and legs.
Alex Smith on ego death, my research on the 94 building blocks of knowledge work, and why 43% of what we do is irreducibly human.
Claude Cowork, healthcare's trust test, deepfake laws, and why your teams need permission to be more ambitious.
The foundation for AI that doesn't hallucinate (and what your kids should be learning)
There are a wide variety of models that are designed to do different jobs. By moving past LLMs you can cut costs and make AI more environmentally sound.
13 predictions on how AI will change our world to ponder over the holiday period.
