“Natasha, this is a pencil. Everyone has access to a pencil, and likewise, everyone with a phone will be using AI, if they aren’t already. It’s how you use the pencil. You see?”

Like Sam Altman, we dream of HER. You know, Scarlett Johansson’s voice, the gentle omnipresence of an AI that anticipates our needs, laughs at our jokes, and understands our deepest aspirations. A technology that feels like companionship. And like Stanley Kubrick, we fear HAL. The archetype of the cold,

Google rolled out its flagship healthcare AI, Med‑Gemini, with fanfare, until a board‑certified neurologist publicly called out a major screw-up: the AI “invented” a brain structure called the “basilar ganglia” (seemingly confusing the basal ganglia with the basilar artery). Google’s healthcare AI made up a body part

In case you're still in doubt, real money has been made this year with AI. I was breaking down for one of our industrial customers where the big moves were made, and I was a tad surprised. Here's the breakdown of the big AI money makers