The Prompt Engineer Is Dead. The AI Workflow Designer Is Becoming the New Software Engineer.
PwC’s 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer should not be read as the end of prompting.
Why We Won’t Fake Expert Interviews Just to Chase the AI News Cycle
Editorial note (standards and accountability): We’ve noticed a recurring commercial failure mode in AI coverage: “expert interviews” that sound precise, reference proprietary-sounding evaluation work, and imply imminent capability jumps—yet they cannot…
Prompt Engineering Isn’t Dead — It Has Become Production Engineering
We keep hearing “prompt engineering is dead”. In our experience, that isn’t a funeral—it’s a market correction.
Google’s Gemini Spark Moment: AI Agents Move From Demo Theater to Distribution War
We’ve seen Google I/O 2026 framed as “new features”. In our experience, it’s better read as a distribution reset.
AI Is Moving Creative Value Upstream, Not Erasing It
When Brooklyn’s Artist and the Machine Summit (echoed by prominent coverage, including Forbes) frames AI in art and design as a way to automate execution while elevating human judgement, we agree—but we think the commercial takeaway is being missed.
DeWalt’s 20V Atomic Extended Reach Ratchet Is Really a Workflow Bet, Not Just a Mechanic’s Gadget
DeWalt’s 20V Atomic Extended Reach Ratchet has a tidy story: compact body, extended reach, cordless convenience for those fasteners you only ever find after you’ve disassembled half the job.
Beyond Jupiter, a Planetesimal Factory Offers a Better Model for Turning Research Into Commercial Foresight
When the news cycle chases the biggest headline, we’ve learned to look for the least glamorous lever.
The AI Funding Signal That Matters When the Headlines Go Dark
We checked the usual signals and found nothing verifiable on new AI startup funding between 2026-06-10 and 2026-06-11.
The Enterprise AI Security Gap Is Now a Board-Level Execution Problem
We have a problem of arithmetic masquerading as progress. Check Point’s 2026 Cloud Security Report says 77% of organisations have updated their security strategies for AI, yet only 26% can enforce those strategies.
IBM’s ‘Control Gap’ Warning Is the Enterprise AI Adoption Story Executives Can’t Ignore
We’ve seen enterprise AI spending accelerate for long enough that the conversation has quietly changed: it’s no longer “can we deploy?” but “who exactly is on the hook when the system behaves like a stranger?”.