The future belongs to agentic architectures that move past delivering insights and create systems capable of turning those insights into intelligent action.
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at why Tesla’s founders are backing an anti-Cybertruck and Sila’s expanding production of silicon battery anodes.
Products compete within markets, but architectures shape how markets operate.
If Sec. Kennedy and his inner circle are serious about removing toxins that can threaten health, they should look at our nation’s generic drug supply,
A new Ring video doorbell with a high-resolution camera has just been announced, ideal for renters and those in apartments.
NetApp’s Gus Shahin argues that most companies don’t have a tech problem. They have a complexity problem. His fix starts with people, not technology.
Founders Jesse Schiller and Rachel Evans, have dealt with volatile tariffs, choosing to absorb them rather than pass them on. They’re still on track to grow the business.
Before the approval of any budget, I ask leadership to write the business problem in one sentence.
A woman killed Criston Cole last night in House of the Dragon episode 6, but she wasn’t some random character.
AI has created a growing disconnect between activity and outcomes. More code is generated, but not necessarily more value.