Thought provoking

Innovative entrepreneurship is what happens when there’s no rubric, when no one has written the assignment. When the problem itself is fuzzy, you have to decide which part of it is worth solving. It rewards people who notice friction or unmet needs, test rough solutions, and iterate under uncertainty. It punishes those who are good at execution but... See more

What successful companies do differently

The companies getting AI adoption right share specific characteristics. They’re not doing anything wildly sophisticated—but they are doing things intentionally.

Leadership uses it personally. At Walleye, a multi-strategy hedge fund with $10 billion under management (and an Every client), the CEO understands... See more

This is the pattern I see in every successful AI adoption: It doesn’t start with company-wide rollouts. It starts with a few champions who have permission from leadership to experiment, building something useful that their colleagues want to use.