Jensen Huang strides onstage at GTC, grinning like a kid with a new toy. 'This will for sure be a multi-billion dollar business,' he declares—about a CPU Nvidia never planned to sell standalone.
What if your next AI agent didn't just spit code but owned the whole dev cycle? Z.ai's GLM-5, a 744-billion-parameter open-weights titan, makes that real — and it's free.
Your first API bill for AI agents just landed: $50,000. Time to self-host. Here's the no-BS guide to running LLMs on one machine you own.
Everyone tuned into JPM expecting the usual pharma deal chatter. Instead, NVIDIA's Jensen Huang dropped partnership bombs with Mayo, Illumina and more—pushing agentic AI as healthcare's savior. But after 20 years watching this circus, I'm wondering: who's really banking here?
Half-mumbled commands. smoothly smart home control. Amazon's Alexa+ isn't just listening—it's acting, turning your Echo into a proactive genius.
A fresh-faced founder claims software's dead—buttons obsolete, prompts the future. I've seen this hype before; let's unpack Eragon's big swing.
Imagine your AI assistant botching an IT ticket, leaving orphaned records everywhere. ServiceNow's EnterpriseOps-Gym proves even elite models struggle in real enterprise chaos.
If you're a dev tired of agent AI pipe dreams, LangChain's NVIDIA hookup promises production reality. But after 20 years watching Valley BS, I'm asking: who pockets the cash?
Agentic AI was supposed to be the future: self-running bots handling your biz. But one breach, and it's game over. These five patterns aren't sexy, but they're the gritty fixes we need.
OpenClaw hit GitHub in January 2026, sparking a frenzy of no-code agents. But here's the kicker: these digital toddlers are sprinting straight into enterprise nightmares, with humans left holding the liability bag.
Everyone dreamed of AI agents running wild, fixing everything. AWS just confessed: most pilots die in the lab. Here's the cynical truth behind their 'guide.'
Agentic AI promises to automate the messy middle of business workflows. But without the right leaders pulling levers, it fizzles in pilots—here's who must step up, and why.