¿La IA puede avanzar sin talento neurodivergente?

A principios de este año, Alex Karp, CEO de la empresa de software Palantir, afirmó que existen dos caminos hacia un futuro exitoso en la era de la IA: la formación profesional o ser neurodivergente. Como copresidente y CTO de Understood.org, una destacada organización sin fines de lucro que apoya a millones de personas neurodivergentes…

Reflections on RSAC and the Mythos of agents

Another RSAC in San Francisco wrapped recently, and unsurprisingly, one topic dominated: AI agents. In hallway conversations, panels and private meetings, AI agents, and the risks they introduce, were front and center. That shouldn’t surprise anyone. Over the past year, agents have become embedded across enterprise workflows, making decisions and acting autonomously across departments, from…

CIOs should beware the AI confidence trap

Facing an AI make-or-break moment, IT leaders are confident of success, but most aren’t tracking the impact of AI projects to prove it. According to a survey by Economist Impact, 84% of IT leaders say their AI returns are beating original estimates, but only 43% require teams to track the impact of AI projects, begging…

Your Claude API bill is higher than your revenue: Why simple Python tasks are blowing up AI costs

Your most-used artificial intelligence feature may be your least profitable corporate asset. That contradiction does not appear at launch. Early signals almost always point to operational success. Usage increases, user engagement climbs and internal product dashboards trend in the right direction. Your teams report efficiency gains, and executive leadership sees widespread adoption across the business.…

Can AI thrive without neurodivergent talent?

Earlier this year, Alex Karp, CEO of software company Palantir, said there are two paths to a successful future in the age of AI: vocational training or being neurodivergent. As co-president and CTO of Understood.org, a leading nonprofit that supports millions of neurodivergent people in the US, I see why this sentiment resonates. But it doesn’t…

The dark data problem hiding inside your AI agents

OpenClaw recently crossed 250,000 GitHub stars in just 60 days, surpassing React’s decade-long record to become the most-starred software project in GitHub’s history. At GTC 2026, in his keynote speech, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang called it “the operating system for personal AI” and said, “For the CEOs, the question is, what’s your OpenClaw strategy?” I…