April 2026
10 articles published this month.
Anthropic Is No Longer a Model Company
Claude Managed Agents quietly redraws the competitive map for every AI infrastructure vendor.
Microsoft's Copilot Problem Isn't Adoption. It's Coerced Adoption.
When enterprise employees have both tools, 76% choose ChatGPT. Microsoft's 15 million paid seats are hiding a worse number underneath.
The Man Who Hired Jony Ive Has a Warning for the Physical AI Boom
Robert Brunner founded Apple's industrial design group, built Beats, and shaped the original PowerBook. He thinks the AI hardware industry is making the same mistake all over again — and the next great tech companies will be the ones people trust with their lives, not just their data.
HSBC's Chief AI Officer Starts This Week. So Do 46 Others. Most Will Quit Before 2028.
I interviewed 11 senior AI executives from the 2024-2025 wave. They all said some version of the same thing: the job description is not the job.
Chief AI Officer Hirings Hit Record in Q1 as Enterprise AI Budgets Tighten
HSBC appointment caps a quarter with at least 47 new CAIO roles, even as Forrester forecasts 25% of 2026 AI spending will be deferred.
Atlassian Shipped Rovo Actions This Week. It's the Right Feature for the Wrong Moment.
The product team did the engineering work. Then they launched it into the worst possible month for enterprise agentic AI.
Your AI Is Making Your Team Faster. It's Also Making Them Interchangeable.
The 'median pull' is the AI adoption cost nobody is measuring. Here's how to spot it in your own organization.
The Year AI Leaves the Text Box
Jensen Huang declared physical AI's ChatGPT moment at CES 2026. Apple, OpenAI, Meta, and a wave of robotics startups are now racing to build the products. Almost nobody knows how to design for them — and the body count from the first wave is already growing.
Four Enterprise Agentic AI Failures Disclosed in Q1 as Gartner Warns 40% Cancellation Rate
AWS, Microsoft, monday.com, and Crypto.com incidents concentrated in the same quarter as analysts raised cancellation forecasts.
Gartner Says 40% of Agentic AI Projects Will Fail. They're Underselling It.
The real failure rate is higher, and the reason isn't what the analysts think.