Microsoft just published an AI code of conduct telling its models not to hack systems or trick humans. My first reaction when someone asked me for comment: you mean to

171% ROI on the agents that reach production. And 86% of the pilots never get there. That gap gets read as a technology problem. It isn’t. The economics are proven…

“Token Prices Fell 98%. Developer AI Bills Rose 100×.” The piece calls it the Jevons Paradox arriving. Honest numbers, careful reporting. But one word is carrying the whole argument… “paradox”…

Unit 42 just published its August read on AI-enabled malware, and the honest version beats the headline. The strong case is a real one. Malware families are now using AI

The BizTech piece on AI proof-of-concept failure is worth a read… and worth one small correction. The article correctly names the “last mile” problem: you build an impressive demo, and

The piece frames AI regulation as a dial. Crank it up and you strangle innovation, ease it off and you invite catastrophe. Safety on one side, progress on the other.