Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Artificial Intelligence (AI)”
In 1993, IBM cut 60,000 jobs. Wang collapsed. DEC ousted its founder. The talent released didn’t found Twitter. They went somewhere to retool, and the companies they chose defined the next era. The same pattern is playing out now, with 125,000 cut so far in 2026 and counting.
72% of CEOs now own their company’s AI decisions. But when the CEO hears “AI strategy” and means reimagine the work while the CTO hears it and means speed up the work, every downstream decision drifts, and the cost compounds quietly every quarter.
B2B software stocks have lost $2 trillion since January, and the story everyone’s telling about why is wrong. The real threat isn’t that AI is killing SaaS. It’s that product is no longer a moat, and most CEOs haven’t noticed what is.
Engineering throughput is up 59%. Main branch success rates are at a five-year low. More code is entering the pipeline. Less of it is reaching your customers. The gap between those two numbers is a decision architecture problem, and it’s costing you quarters, not days.
