As Asana acquires StackAI, the boundary between human coordination and machine execution begins to blur into a new kind of institutional memory.
Cloud providers are quietly retooling the internet for AI agents, signaling a massive shift from user interfaces to machine-to-machine communication.
Glean's recent revenue surge reveals a shift in how companies buy AI: moving from experimental tools to systems that actually find internal data.
Box CEO Aaron Levie critiques executives replacing staff with AI, warns of a disconnect between leadership and operational reality.
Disrupt is already locking in its 2026 speakers. We examine why the tech conference machine is moving so fast and what it means for founders.
Cognition CEO Scott Wu discusses the future of coding agents, arguing that even the most capable AI won't push humans out of the loop.
Groq is shifting focus from just building chips to mastering AI inference. Discover why speed is the new currency in the race to make AI truly useful.
Tech leaders are replacing human capital with AI agents at record rates, but the disconnect between executive vision and workflow reality is creating new risks.
Software engineers are increasingly refusing to code without AI assistance, but the speed gains may be masking a massive quality deficit that companies will pay for later.
Derrière les décors somptueux de Assassin's Creed ou Hades, la précision historique pèse peu face aux impératifs du gameplay et du marketing.
Discover how a collaboration between French and Mexican activists is using immersive performance to turn passive audiences into active participants in the fight against femicide.
How Michele Rech uses graphic novels to bridge the gap between individual anxiety and systemic political stagnation in modern Europe.
