"Despite $30-40bn in enterprise investment into Gen[erative]AI, [our] report uncovers a surprising result in that 95pc of organisations are getting zero return" — MIT Researchers, August 2025 This finding - albeit seemingly from a questionably small and opaque sample size - coincidentally landed just as ChatGPT5'
As so this week posted, and retweets, Elon Musk. He's promoting his own AI bot, singling out comparison with a particular competitor. Revealing he's in his own perhaps enemy building phase with said opponent. Still, in one sense, this proposed maxim is rubbish. Reminding me, among
What You Really Get For 'x'. I remember in my cubrep days incredulous prospects insisting that my competitor - despite playing extremely fast and loose with their true capabilities - claimed to do what we did, and came in at the same price. As they were invariably the
It's not often you can brave a post brushing the political. Given that the current UK govt is "underwater" maybe today can be that day. For this week pollster YouGov found the now twelve-months-in Labour administration approval rating has slumped to minus 59. An astonishing 70pc
There can come a time on a bid when a buyer in distress does not see so. Specifically, when they see only total numbers. Even in the wider population beyond buyers, when it comes to economic figures blank faces often follow those showing differences between total GDP and GDP per