The 1 ‘Magic Bullet’ Habit To Unlock 3 Kinds Of Joy, By A Psychologist

Walking is the rare habit backed by the evidence of joy in three places at once: physical vitality, a quieter mind and easier conversation. A psychologist explains.

Why The Best Data Migration Strategy Starts With People, Not Platforms

The people who work with the data every day often know things that aren’t captured in schemas, architecture diagrams or technical documentation.

Persistent Technology Challenges Companies Still Need To Solve

Recognizing a problem is only the starting point; real progress depends on defining what improvement should look like and following through.

AI It Till You Make It: The Enterprise Evolution Of ‘Fake It Till You Make It’

“Fake it till you make it” relied on psychological resilience. “AI it till you make it” relies on structured augmentation.

Why Most Agentic AI Pilots Never Make It Into Revenue Workflows

Most agentic AI initiatives stall before production. Here’s why fixing data, documentation and workflows may matter more than upgrading the model.

Japan’s Quantum Moment: Why A 600-Kilometer Network Matters

Japan’s 600-kilometer project should be viewed as more than another quantum-network experiment.

What Previous Tech Revolutions Tell Us About The AI Data Problem

AI may be revolutionary, but history suggests technology alone doesn’t deliver transformation.

How The AI Adoption Rate Is A Clock

The figures were real and the argument holds. The practice was sloppy, and it is the practice this piece is about.

Entrepreneurs Need Momentum Over Perfection

By delaying starting and waiting to be completely ready, founders risk losing out to those with similar ideas who jumped into their new venture headfirst.

Why The Future Belongs To Products That Can Think Together

AI is changing what makes products valuable, as intelligent systems let hardware perceive, coordinate and act together, making machines smarter, scalable and effective.