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Everyone can build it. Almost no one can afford to run it at scale. And the companies selling the picks and shovels are about to get undercut by the same forces they unleashed. by VEKTOR Memory — 20 min read How This Article Started: 20 Forums, 40 Headlines, and a Growing Sense That Everyone Was Con
Staying one step ahead of the rest will mark you out for success. Here's what great AI innovators are getting up to at Amex.
From CapCut and Runway to Descript and Adobe Premiere Pro, AI-powered video editing apps are changing content creation in 2026. These tools can auto-edit footage, generate captions, remove filler words, create short clips and even generate videos using simple text prompts.
I've been building AI infrastructure for a few years now. Here's something I learned the hard way: your choice of model provider matters way more than your choice of architecture. The data I've collected: Model Country Input Output Annual @ 50M tok/day GPT-4o US $2.50 $10.00 $182,500 Claude 3.5 US $
It was supposed to be the year of the "Agent." If you look back at the analyst reports from late 2025, 2026 was poised to be the tipping point where Generative AI evolved from a clever conversationalist into an autonomous workforce. We were promised "Digital Employees" that could plan, reason, execu
Introduction In some ways, a lot has changed since my last post, and in other ways, not much has changed. There has been a big shift in the last 12 months, especially toward "agentic engineering" and how we run multi-agent AFK setups vs HITL as we have been. I touched on this in my introduction to t
Eurostat published last December a release that, on a different continent, would have been front-page news. They were saying that 20% of European Union enterprises with at least ten employees now used artificial intelligence in some part of their business, up from 13.5 per cent the year before. A ju
Singapore's economy surged six percent in the first quarter. Demand for artificial intelligence chips is driving this growth. This boost helps balance challenges from the Middle East conflict. The government maintains its annual economic forecast. Strong performance in trade, manufacturing, and fina
I think AI is starting to fundamentally change what strong engineering looks like. And honestly, I don’t think the biggest shift is coding speed. It’s ownership. Because writing code is becoming dramatically cheaper. But deeply understanding the problem, the customer, the tradeoffs, the scope, and w
This is a submission for the Google I/O Writing Challenge A reflection on Google I/O 2026's most ambitious demo, through the lens of someone who has spent the last few years building systems where orchestration has already started mattering more than typing speed. Watching Doom run on an operating s
