“The disruption is real. We thought it would happen over five years. It seems like it is going to happen over two.” Gartner, Shutterstock, Wix and Adobe stocks get hammered due to perceived AI threat to business models. 

“Overdue, overhyped and underwhelming. And that’s not the worst of it.”

A 29% increase from June, and a surprising spike in usually quiet summer months.  AI is the largest contributor to the spike. 

The “panic master’s” is becoming popular: delaying one’s job search by getting a graduate degree in the hopes the job market will improve in two years. 

India’s IT services industry employs 5.7 million people and contributes over 7% of the nation’s GDP. Could AI now be poised to disrupt, or even consume, the golden goose that built India’s middle class?

Art. Office Space. Billboards. Protests. The AI craze has intensified in San Francisco…and coupled with the election of new Mayor Daniel Lurie, has also infused the city with optimism, tinged with anxiety.

Apple's privacy-first model could create an unbreachable moat for intimate artificial intelligence (AI) relationships, where data harvesting competitors cannot compete.

A set of agents to automate the “80% mired in those toilsome jobs around data wrangling, data, engineering and getting to good quality data they can work with.”

Say goodbye to search bars: AI agents are taking over, turning shopping into a zero-click, needs-anticipated experience that happens before you ask. 

There are now 498 AI “unicorns,” or private AI companies with valuations of $1 billion or more, with a combined value of $2.7 trillion.

The US remains strong (with 64% of global funding), driven by AI.  In contrast, European VC activity has cooled.

“If your career is about to be automated by the end of the decade, then every year spent in college is one year subtracted from your short career.”

With OpenAI and Google rolling out AI-powered study platforms, are we entering a new era of truly personalized 1:1 learning, or just creating cheating-at-scale machines?