Sven von Bismarck

A company with years of consistent service records can forecast failures; one without cannot. Curated reality is the scarce asset now.

New York Fed data shows firms adopting AI and rarely cutting staff. What they report instead is retraining and redistributed tasks.

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.

A support center study found a 34 percent gain for novices and almost none for experienced staff. The bottom rung of the ladder is being pulled up.

BCG finds 5 percent of companies generating value from AI at scale. Judgment, not speed, is what separates them from the other 60 percent.

The same subject written twice, once with experience in the room and once without. Both are well structured; only one of them is worth much.