ChatGPT Just Got a Seat Inside the Patient Chart
How OpenAI's read-only link to Epic's records could make ChatGPT the default second opinion in American exam rooms.
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Enterprise
How large organisations actually buy and deploy AI — procurement, pilot failure rates, vendor consolidation and what reaches the P&L.
Databricks' $190 Billion Vote of Confidence
How a data-platform company convinced investors that AI agents need their own database
Top 7 Carbon Accounting Software Platforms for Corporate Emissions Reporting in 2026
Who this is for: sustainability, finance, and operations teams choosing software to measure Scope 1-3 emissions, and what's changed as CSRD and other disclosure rules push carbon accounting from spreadsheets into dedicated platforms.
AI Is Quietly Erasing the Entry-Level Job
How Stanford payroll data shows a 19% employment gap for young workers in AI-exposed jobs, and why it keeps widening.
Most Enterprise AI Pilots Are Quietly Dying
How MIT's research on 300 AI deployments found a 95% failure rate, and what separates the rare pilots that actually pay off.
Meta's $16.68 Billion Reckoning
A bipartisan coalition of states just turned two hours of daily screen time and a midnight lockout into a legal template the rest of the industry will be pressed to copy.
Why Enterprise AI Pricing Is Quietly Leaving the Token Behind
Salesforce, SAP, and Workday are shifting enterprise AI pricing from tokens and seats toward outcomes and consumption. Edgewisely's take on why the shift is happening now, and why it's harder than it looks.
Google Gives Away the Handshake
How moving the A2A protocol to the Agentic AI Foundation trades control for the one thing enterprise buyers actually demand.
Apollo Atomics Bets on Nuclear in a Box
How a $31 million seed round and 20 gigawatts of letters of intent expose AI's real bottleneck — not chips, but power.
Writer Cuts the Prompt
How Writer's move to autonomous AI agents that act without being asked draws the battle line with Microsoft, Salesforce, and Amazon.