Writing on enterprise AI, SaaS, and technology adoption.
52 posts found
04 Jun 2026
Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of AI", told medical schools to stop training radiologists in 2016. Deep learning would outperform them within a decade, he said. It was obvious. A decade later, US radiologists still earn well north of half a million dollars a year, and the market still cannot fill t
Read more →03 Jun 2026
Why do most companies have efficiency as their AI goal? Ask most senior leaders what AI is for and the answer is usually some variation of the same thing: cut costs, reduce headcount, move faster. Genuine transformation is a rare find. A recent HBR study of more than 12,000 real-world AI use cases b
Read more →02 Jun 2026
Switzerland has no dedicated AI law. The EU pushed its main AI Act deadlines back by 16 months. So, Swiss businesses are in the clear for a couple of years, right? Not if you have customers in the EU. One of the biggest misconceptions I hear is that AI regulation is based on the company headquarters
Read more →01 Jun 2026
A man I have never met would like to teach me how to post. He has (probably) not read even one of my hundreds of self-written posts. His method, however, is a seven-step framework. His message is four paragraphs long, and not one of them sounds like a real person, except his genuine happiness at my
Read more →30 May 2026
When the SaaSpocalypse hit in early 2026, markets sold off software companies as if AI made them all replaceable. That instinct is wrong, but it’s also not entirely wrong. Some SaaS really is becoming easy to rebuild internally. The trick is knowing which. A useful frame comes from Christopher Stant
Read more →29 May 2026
To all my friends, colleagues, neighbours, and occasional stalkers: your chance has finally arrived to live dangerously close to me. 😄 A beautiful 5.5-room duplex penthouse apartment in Nänikon (ZH) is available from the first of July, with green views and even a glimpse of the Glarner Alps on a cl
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18 May 2026
Understanding AI Compute: Why Your Bill Works the Way It Does
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04 May 2026
From 1 June, GitHub Copilot is moving from flat-fee billing to usage-based pricing. Instead of paying a fixed monthly rate and using whatever you like, every interaction now consumes tokens, and every token has a price that depends on which model you choose.
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03 Apr 2026
Most people are still copy-pasting from chatbots. Discover how Anthropic’s Cowork shift marks the end of simple "chatting" and the beginning of AI that actually completes your workload.
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