When AI increases productivity, who receives the dividend? Three paths for employment contracts: returning time, reinvesting in resilience and sharing the value created.
Category: Technology
Yes, absolutely, and it has already begun. We are gradually moving from an era in which all automation first follows a sequence of predefined activities, using rules based on logic and information engineering, to a practice in which artificial intelligence discovers new ways for us to reach a goal by defining evolutionary algorithms that adjust […]
Two years of building my own AI podcast workflow, from Podcaas and voice cloning to agent orchestration. What a second verification taught me about quality, cloud cost and human engineering.
The Western equivalent of the Super App is emerging in the enterprise, where agents bring work towards us. Messaging becomes a space where data, capabilities and collaboration converge.
Over the past few months, I have been closely tracking how the global powers are attempting to tame the frontier of artificial intelligence. If you step back from the daily headlines and look at the actual mechanics of governance unfolding on both sides of the Atlantic, an obvious contrast emerges, one that makes you question […]
Golden tokens Four prompts. That was all it took to hit the ceiling. I am currently staring at a lockout screen that informs me I have exhausted my credits and am barred from the system for the next five hours. In an attempt to bypass the bottleneck, I tried switching to Opus 4.8, only to […]
Thesis Draft Author: Yannick Huchard Date: 29 April 2026 Discipline: Technology Strategy / Information Systems / Enterprise Architecture Abstract This thesis develops a technology sourcing and governance decision model that extends the classical build-versus-buy dilemma into a broader, more realistic decision space. In contemporary enterprises, technology leaders no longer choose only between internal development and […]
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 […]
Based on my analysis of current AI developments worldwide, here are six trends I anticipate emerging over the next 6-18 months (the pace of evolution is extraordinary). 1) Applications with Dynamic User Interface AI models will adapt user interfaces to match specific work environments, individual worker roles, and personal preferences. This represents a fundamental disruption […]