Artifact-Scoped Agents: Stop Mimicking Job Titles
GitHub’s Chris Butler on artifact-scoped agent design: read wide and write narrow, the adversarial PM, and why agents are not coworkers.
Agentic AI and Revenue Work: What Actually Pays Off
Trust Insights’ Christopher Penn on synthetic customers, the TRIPS framework, five levels of AI enablement, and treating agents as untrusted contractors.
AI Search Visibility: When AI Says Your Company Is Dead
Bospar co-founder Curtis Sparrer on GEO and AEO: why press releases work again, how to correct an AI hallucination, and what earned media signals.
AI for Go-To-Market: The New Revenue Team Playbook
Momentum’s Jonathan Kvarfordt on GTM AI adoption: why Copilot licences did not transform anything, how AI tools are really priced, and building for GEO.
Connecting AI Agents to Live Enterprise Data
Snow Leopard founder Deepti Srivastava on why AI agents stall before production, and the boring data problems that eat 80% of the budget.
Analytics as Code: Why AI Stops Guessing With Data
Plotly co-founder Chris Parmer on why hallucination stops being the objection when AI writes the code, and who in the enterprise picks it up first.
From Firefighting to Fire Prevention in IT Operations
LogicMonitor’s Karthik SJ on AI investigations, cutting 100,000 alerts to 1,000, and why confidence scores matter more than model choice.
Smaller Models, Bigger Wins: Verify Before You Answer
MythWorx CEO Jason Williamson on deterministic AI: verifying first instead of guessing, running inference on low-energy chips, and doing more with less.
The Competitive Advantage No One Is Protecting
GAI Insights co-founder John Sviokla on cognitive capital, financial disruption before operational disruption, and where the value of automation goes.
Shadow AI Is a Permission Problem, Not a Tool Problem
Expera Consulting co-founder Bob Mitton on why 80 percent of staff use AI while 10 percent use the company tool, and what closes that gap.