If It Can’t Stop the Purchase, It Doesn’t Govern AI task forces are multiplying. The real test is whether they can bind the vendor, interrupt procurement and reassign risk.
Your Data Isn't the Asset. The Inference Is. Consent governs what gets collected. Value is captured at what gets inferred — and three CJEU rulings plus a €200M DMA fine show Europe's institutions already know.
Email Send Time Is a Distribution Problem "Tuesday at 10 AM" isn't a strategy, it's an average. For anyone publishing across borders, languages, and time zones, a single best hour is a category error — the question is when your readers can do the work the email asks of them.
The Algorithm Didn't Change Traditional media controlled distribution. Creators controlled production. AI controls neither. So what's left?
The Evitable Conflict: Where Asimov Was Wrong Asimov imagined aligned machines. We built something else.
The Treaty That Explains Everything Nine years of negotiations, 166 countries in favor, and a deadline seven months away. The autonomous weapons treaty will fail — and the reason why is the best predictor of how global AI regulation will play out over the next decade.
Google Can't Bundle Gemini Anymore. Now What? A US judge banned Gemini bundling. France is ditching Windows. Nobody connected the dots.