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When the people building frontier AI start building institutional infrastructure to manage societal fallout, that tells you more about the timeline than any benchmark.
Your AI adoption dashboard says 73%. Your team's output says otherwise. The enterprise AI problem has shifted from access to proficiency, and the gap is wider than most leaders think.
Different AI models find different things in the same documents. Here's what the research actually shows, and why model choice is a research methodology decision, not a feature checkbox.
92% of users don't verify AI outputs. Here's a framework for knowing when that's fine and when it'll burn you
AI doesn't read documents like humans do. Here's how to structure your content so AI tools can actually find what you're looking for.
Stop comparing AI research tools by features. I tested six approaches on the same project and compared what actually matters: source handling, synthesis quality, citations, and workflow fit.
Most synthesis guides are built for academics writing literature reviews. Here's a workflow for knowledge workers who need to turn 20+ sources into a deliverable with a deadline.
A Reddit post about telling Claude you work at a hospital went viral. Turns out there's actual research explaining why this works across all LLMs.
Microsoft just told thousands of engineers to install Claude Code and compare it to Copilot. When you're running internal benchmarks against a competitor, you're not confident you're winning.
How you split your documents determines whether RAG finds what you need or returns noise. Here's the complete breakdown with code.
Long context windows are getting massive—but that doesn't mean RAG is dead. Here's when each approach actually works, with real numbers.
The consulting industry's biggest shift isn't happening at McKinsey or BCG. It's happening in home offices and co-working spaces, where independent consultants are using AI to punch above their weight.