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September 2, 2025

We All Need Our Own 007's

Off-the-shelf agents may have far less audience than generally discussed as they work against the need for personalization

August 26, 2025

The End of the Elevator Pitch: Why Innovation Investing Got So Hard

Innovation investment requires embracing complexity, awaiting robust evidence, and testing for endurance.

A Quiet Shift: Programming Automation’s Enterprise Leap in 2025

Automation in programming is only now gaining real momentum, with wide-reaching effects that call for greater attention from investors

GenAI’s Ontic Take: When AI “IS” Not

AI is not one. It is a multitude. Implications and benefits of cognition fog in financial analysis

Beyond AI: The Rise of the Innovation Era

As GenInnov begins its journey as a licensed firm, we explore why true disruption lies not in AI per se, but in machines solving what humans cannot

Time to Discuss the Demise of Our Beloved Structures

AGI dominates headlines, but the real shift remaking computing is the breakdown of structured data, and the end of computing as we have known i

The Dawn of the Digital Twin: Personal History as the New AI Battleground

OpenAI’s ChatGPT memory upgrade sparks a race for AI that knows your past, but tech giants hold the data advantage.

The Transformer Tsunami: How New Tech is Swallowing the Old

Transformers need a fresh start to shine, but big players can’t afford it. Meanwhile, old tech gets gobbled up

February 19, 2025

DeepSeek’s Efficiency Leap: Could Lightning Strike Twice?

Where are all DeepSeek experts? Its latest announcement is again being ignored, and it should not be

February 11, 2025

Outsiders vs Insiders: Where to Expect the Unexpected

Drawing from our experience, we explore where outsiders can drive innovation and where deep domain expertise remains the key to breakthroughs.

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October 27, 2025

How Google Became the Unseen Winner of the AI Race

The age of Gemini is not about new tools it is about an old empire learning to think as one machine for the first time.

October 22, 2025

The Cassandra Cascade: On the Industrialization of Fear

History's lens distorts, not clarifies. From South Sea Bubbles to TMT, past patterns empower demagoguery more than analysis, as our piece playfully shows.

October 15, 2025

Four Sayings and a Diurnal

An exploration of tech's competing narratives—of doom and boom, stars and systems—viewed in the festive light of Diwali to find the quiet truth in the middle