by Jim | Sep 10, 2026 | AI News, Governance, Newsletter, Uncategorized
Artificial intelligence has reached a point where the most important conversation may no longer be about what AI can do, but whether humans can remain in control of what it becomes capable of doing. That question moved sharply into the mainstream this week following...
by Jim | Sep 8, 2026 | AI News, FinTech blog, Newsletter
Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a technology story. It is becoming an economic story of extraordinary scale. Anthropic’s Claude has reportedly seen its annualised revenue run rate surge from approximately $9 billion at the end of 2025 to more than $65...
by Jim | Sep 7, 2026 | AI News, Technology blog
For years, the commercial AI conversation has centred on what machines can produce: text, images, software, analysis and increasingly sophisticated decisions. The next phase is about what AI can do. Artificial intelligence is moving beyond screens and into the...
by Jim | Sep 2, 2026 | AI News, Newsletter, Technology blog
AI Is Moving From Security Assistant to Security Operator Cybersecurity has traditionally depended on teams of highly skilled engineers identifying vulnerabilities, assessing their severity, testing whether they can actually be exploited, and then developing...
by Jim | Sep 1, 2026 | AI News, FinTech blog, Newsletter, Technology blog
For years, the AI race was primarily about models. Who had the most capable system? Who could train the largest model? Who could deliver the biggest leap in reasoning, coding or multimodal intelligence? That equation is changing. NVIDIA’s reported commitment of up to...
by Jim | Aug 30, 2026 | AI News, Newsletter
For years, the enterprise AI conversation has centred on a simple proposition: give an employee an intelligent assistant and productivity will improve. That proposition is now beginning to look outdated. The more significant development may be the emergence of AI...
