opinions
expert perspectives and analysis on where AI is heading and what it means for the industry.
agents have two unsolved problems right now: how to scale them and whether to default to them over humans
is anthropic losing its power users – or just failing to explain itself to them?
unitree robots now build themselves – and train while doing it
a16z's anish acharya: google can't build consumer ai. startups will own the next decade
the frontier api era has an expiration date for companies running ai at production scale – and the evidence keeps stacking up
deepseek's api margin is 82.9%, openai's 39% – that's not a price war
95% of enterprise ai agent projects die in pilot – and it's not a model problem
the performance gap between us and chinese models is at a record-low 6% per bloomberg