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How do you forecast a month that has not happened yet? An introduction to time series, built on a simple regression you can run yourself, and an honest look at where it fails.
by Emil Ohligs, Oct 16, 2026
Picture yourself uploading a 50-page annual report, with two columns of text and a stack of financial tables, to a chatbot and asking one question: what was last year's revenue? In the bad case, the model makes up a number or insists the document never says. The
by Tom Buchholz, Oct 12, 2026
A Bain partner on where AI has already changed consulting work, which roles it creates, and what he now expects from applicants.
by Carl Erhard, Sep 18, 2026
A company with years of consistent service records can forecast failures; one without cannot. Curated reality is the scarce asset now.
by Sven von Bismarck, Sep 18, 2026
New York Fed data shows firms adopting AI and rarely cutting staff. What they report instead is retraining and redistributed tasks.
by Sven von Bismarck, Sep 18, 2026
AI drafts 95 percent of an S-1 in minutes, says Goldman's chief executive. The work juniors learned from is the work being automated first.
by Sven von Bismarck, Sep 18, 2026