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3d ago

Stop building digital employees. Start building intelligent companies

IMAGE: A crumbling hierarchy of robot workers flows into a unified, transparent system that preserves the company’s knowledge and learning.

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5d ago

Faster emails aren’t a strategy: enterprise AI must have learning capability

An article I’ve just got published in VMblog, “2027: Enterprise AI Will Begin Learning How to Run the Business”, argues that we continue to…

IMAGE: The header of VMblog predictions 2027, depicting a white, illuminated crystal ball and a woman embracing it with her hands.

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Nov 1

An emergency brake… or the architectural demotion of the AI model?

On June 14, Satya Nadella published an article on X about corporate AI that left me completely impressed: his main point, that the…

IMAGE: A luminous AI core is contained inside a transparent engineered chamber, while a human hand controls an external lever beyond its reach.

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Oct 25

When AI runs the company, what exactly is leadership for?

For quite some time in this already long series of articles on what is and what should be corporate AI, we have been discussing concepts…

IMAGE: A business leader oversees an AI-driven company where autonomous teams continuously optimize operations, while leadership focuses on objectives, constraints, trade-offs, culture, and long-term direction.

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Oct 24

Enterprise AI doesn’t just need larger models, it needs to learn from the business itself

In an interview with CTO Magazine titled “Is AI optimization more important than bigger models?”, Juan Morán, CEO and fellow co-founder of…

IMAGE: A cutaway company building connected by glowing feedback loops, symbolizing AI that learns from everyday operations.

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Oct 12

Your company’s AI needs a scoreboard

I’m talking to many companies these days that are trying to incorporate AI into their business practices. Most of them are still in what I…

IMAGE: A corporate AI presents executives with a business scoreboard tracking outcomes such as revenue, margin, retention, quality, delivery time, compliance, and customer value.

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Oct 4

Enterprise AI has an empty seat

This is something you have probably noticed several times, at least, I’ve certainly have: when you use an AI chatbot for personal…

IMAGE: A boardroom team faces an empty glowing chair representing the missing control function in enterprise AI, while business goals on the wall emphasize staying on course, learning from results, adapting, and delivering value.

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Sep 29

Why your company’s AI should get better every day

Imagine working with someone who was completely unable to learn, to gain any experience whatsoever. There’s no need to picture someone…

IMAGE: A small AI robot climbs illuminated steps from interactions and feedback toward better decisions and higher value, carrying a case labeled with the company’s experience as a business leader watches the learning curve rise.

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Sep 25

Enterprise AI is waiting for its iPhone moment

IMAGE: A split-screen illustration contrasts today’s complex enterprise AI deployments — full of integrations, frameworks, consultants and technical plumbing — with a future in which business users can simply add AI capabilities as easily as installing an app.

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Sep 18

We are programming AI in assembly language

In this series of articles devoted to what I believe corporate AI should be, we’ve been touching on a very provocative idea: perhaps the…

IMAGE: A split-screen illustration contrasts today’s complex, hand-assembled AI stack — full of code, memory, permissions, retries and orchestration — with a cleaner AI-native runtime where state, workflows, security, observability and learning are built into the platform itself.