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IBM doesn’t need to sell more products, it needs to sell the Enterprise AI Harness it built on itself
Value in enterprise AI is migrating from the model layer to the harness around it, and the providers who capture that value will be the ones who can prove they have run the harness on themselves. IBM has done exactly that as Client Zero in its consulting business, moving beyond a platform on which work gets done to changing how work gets done, with AI woven into how decisions are made, how work moves across functions and how outcomes are measured. IBM has the trust, the stack and the moment, but it has to sell beyond the CIO, and at its October Analyst Council, IBM acknowledged this and doubled down on its plans to make that happen.Read More
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AI brain rot starts in the classroom and ends in your enterprise
The OECD has just tested 760,000 15-year-old students across 91 countries, and the heaviest AI users know the least, with daily users showing roughly 18 months less learning development than their peers who never touch it. These kids will start entering the workforce around 2031, but this same habit of outsourcing thinking to AI is already spreading through enterprises today. We are caught in a pincer movement, with AI eroding how humans learn at both ends of the talent pipeline, and the fix is not slower adoption but rebuilding how people get good at their jobs.Read More
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Stop treating enterprise AI like a Silicon Valley startup: Aaron Levie tells you why
We haven’t removed humans from the loop, we’ve just changed where they enter the loop. If you want to understand why most enterprises are still stuck in AI pilot purgatory, you can do a lot worse than listen to Aaron Levie. The Box CEO recently delivered one of the most lucid, unsparing conversations I’ve heard on what agents actually mean for large organizations, and almost none of it matched the breathless narrative coming out of the labs and the VC echo chamber. Read More
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Anthropic just weaponized the Palantir model. The entire services industry is now in the crosshairs.
Anthropic has announced a $1.5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Goldman Sachs to launch an AI-native enterprise services company. This is not a services land grab, but a play to own the execution layer before service providers understand what they are about to lose.Read More
