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Truth Is Believing. Accuracy Is Knowing.
Air Canada, Aesthetify, and the Case That Settled Before Anyone Asked
September 21, 2026
What did AI do wrong?
Posted in: Commentary
What’s the Difference Between Prompts/Tokens and Dialogue-Based AI Models?
September 19, 2026
Prompts and Tokens or Dialogue and Flat Fees?
Posted in: Commentary
Snowflake Says Good Data Is Not Enough for AI Agents. What Comes After the Semantic Layer?
September 18, 2026
Snowflake says good data is not enough for AI agents. A semantic layer can govern what an organization knows—but who tests whether that knowledge reflects how the organization actually operates?
Posted in: Commentary
The Algorithms Were Always in the Middle. They Were Waiting to Be Set Free.
September 18, 2026
What is your AI missing that nobody told it to look for?
Posted in: Commentary
David Shillingford Just Described the Backward Trace. Here Is What It Looks Like Applied.
September 17, 2026
Start where risk and impact are highest and work back from there. What does that actually look like?
Posted in: Commentary
Selecting the Best AI Model — A 30-Minute Lab (including post-conference access to ARA™ RAM 2025™ powered by SLAP OS™)
September 16, 2026
Is there really only one "best-of-breed" AI model (and is one enough)?
Posted in: Commentary
When a Consumer Mindset Serves the Business World
September 16, 2026
Does your AI initiative's success lurk in the shadows? If yes, what is your next step?
Posted in: Commentary
“Tech Stocks Fall After Big AI Groups Call for Slowdown.” The Fireworks Are Not the Story. They Never Were.
September 14, 2026
Everyone is watching for the bang. The damage is already done — quietly. Procurement should be asking: What's next?
Posted in: Commentary
Business at the Speed of Thought Is Finally Possible. Are We Any More Ready for It Than We Were in 1998?
September 14, 2026
Business at the speed of thought - are we ready for it? (1998 to 2026)
Posted in: Commentary
Nineteen Years, Read in a Day
September 22, 2026
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