Category: Innovational Intelligence™

That Chart Is an Ad

An Anthropic chart is everywhere: a huge blue area of theoretical capability, a small red area of actual usage. Except the blue comes from an opinion issued in 2023 about GPT-3.5, with a generous rounding rule, and the report itself concludes there is no measurable employment effect. Decoding a viral object that works like an advertisement.

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Jobs Was Right. You’re 43 Years Behind.

In 1983 in Aspen, Steve Jobs described a machine that could answer in your place after your death. He announced a 50 to 100 year horizon. The architecture that made it possible arrived 34 years later. That gap explains what a corporate vision is actually for: cutting.

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The Worm That Was Worth Billions

While labs burned billions to create synthetic blood, Franck Zal picked the solution up at low tide. The story of the marine worm that preserves organ grafts, and what it reveals about our blindness to hidden value.

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The iPhone Wobbles

The rumor is delicious: SpaceX may be preparing an AI smartphone thinner than the iPhone. Elon Musk denies it. And yet, the real shockwave is

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Failure Has a Price

The parachutist, Mandela, and the crash The parachutist who learns from his mistakes rarely ends up as a consultant. The image is funny because it

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