Every company should build their own AI model, say the tech leaders who have collectively sunk over a trillion dollars into their own models, with no profit to date.

Every AI company wants credit for the output and none of the liability for how it got the input. That contradiction just got a $1.5 billion price tag.

OpenAI spent more on marketing last year than McDonald's, Toyota, and Coca-Cola. They still lost $21 billion. Business reality is about to set in.

AI companies going public are demanding trillion dollar valuations. The accuracy of their LLMs' answers is still unknown.

Which one is better? Closed or open AI model? Every AI company dodges the same question: Where did the training data come from?

AI-generated code creates new bugs. AI fixes them. Humans are left cleaning up the mess.

Copilot, Cowork, Companion. Different names for the same reality: AI still can’t be trusted.

AI never asked to run anything, yet we’re forcing it to, while it still warns us that it might hallucinate. We are calling it names like 'boring,' yet we want it to do everything within 6 years.

Billions of dollars, terrabytes of data, years of training, and the best minds in AI...and it still couldn’t manage a vending machine.

Search results used to be links. Now they’re AI blurbs that feel “good enough.” And no one goes to the source.