The history of technology is often measured in incremental steps, but every few decades, a leap occurs that fundamentally reorders the landscape of human capability. Anthropic’s recent internal unveiling of its latest model, codenamed Mythos, represents such a leap. While the public has grown accustomed to the impressive generative capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs), Mythos […]
This article offers a complementary perspective to Episode 240 of the Moonshots podcast, a series I highly recommend for its depth on the impacts of technology and AI. It builds on their discussion of the strategic battle between Anthropic and OpenAI to capture the enterprise space, bringing a distinctly European lens to the conversation. The […]
Over the past twenty years, working across a diverse array of companies, countries, and industries, I have observed a recurring pattern regarding how organizations succeed—and how they fail. I want to share a piece of wisdom that has become the cornerstone of my professional philosophy: in order to perform better continuously, an enterprise must maintain […]
In an age of algorithms, the answer to ‘who is in control?’ is more complex than ever. This was the central question at the ‘Sovereign AI: Building Digital Independence in the Age of Algorithms’ panel at Nexus Luxembourg 2025. The conversation explored the critical dimensions of maintaining control over artificial intelligence. Laurent Martinoni, Deputy CIO […]
A seismic shift is redefining global power structures: nations and corporations are now racing to build ‘Agent Factories’—digital assembly lines that manufacture AI workers capable of scaling intelligence like never before. The U.S. ‘Stargate’ initiative ($500billion), Europe’s€109 billion AI surge, and China’s 126B ‘gigafactories’ signal a trillion-dollar bet on one truth: AI agents are the new currency of sovereignty.
Klarna’s AI handling two-thirds of customer service, Atlassian’s 500-agent workforce, and Parloa platform reveal the blueprint. This is more than automation—it’s the industrialization of cognition. Leaders who fail to architect sovereign Agent Factories risk more than productivity; they forfeit control over the rules of the 21st-century economy.
The stakes? A world where intelligence is printed like currency, and nations without AI infrastructure become collateral in a silent Cold War. The question isn’t whether to act—it’s how fast your organization can forge its Agentic future.”
Yesterday, I received a notification that my Microsoft 365 subscription now includes MS Copilot 365 AI credits. It’s a smart move to integrate AI tools more broadly, especially when considering that Microsoft 365 has over 320 millions daily active users globally (as of 2024), and more than 2.3 millions companies using the “office” productivity suite. […]
Project success boils down to one critical element: expressing requirements as the essential ‘foundational brick’ of every digital initiative—a lesson my experience leading as CTO, Chief Architect and IT Chapter Lead has taught me time and again. Therefore, I will walk you through practical “ins” and “outs” of requirement engineering (all based from lessons learned during my […]
1. Connecting the Dots Between Two Life-Changing Milestones for Humanity In a Times Magazine interview, Yann Lecun remarked, “I don’t like to call [it] AGI because human intelligence is not general at all.” This viewpoint challenges our common understanding of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) versus the supposed limitations of human intelligence. The term “artificial general […]
Llama 3.1, a 405 Billion parameters model, has just been released by Meta. It comes with increased performances. Some early tests make it comparable to “GPT4o“. A few perks: I find the partner ecosystem, including NVIDIA, Google Cloud, Microsoft, Groq supporting Llama already quite impressive (see picture). But also… While the EU AI Act has […]
“There is no dumb question, only dumb answers” This is what my teacher told me when I was in primary school. This simple yet powerful sentence cancelled my fear of looking stupid when asking questions whenever I felt the need to. Today, in my leadership position, I regularly ask questions for various reasons. The primary motive […]