Observations
What stood out in our ongoing monitoring. Each one with a date, a source and the question of what it changes for you.
Tesla Assisted Driving: Berlin has checked the name. The safety numbers are next.
A $40 billion valuation on barely $100 million in revenue. We did the maths.
The labs are asking for a brake themselves: when AI starts building itself, a race becomes a control problem.
Batteries are growing by 70 per cent a year. In Germany, the talk is of hydrogen visions.
Washington promises a useful quantum computer by 2028. The rest of the industry is getting on with building the factory.
The AI bill arrived faster than the productivity: 2026 is the year companies throttle their own token use.
Four platforms declare war on AI slop in two weeks. The report button is the new front line.
The power market will be decided by storage, not power stations. And China holds the battery factories.
Google is building the operating system for robots, while China fills the data gap and tests the factory floor
Mass lay-offs aren't the problem. The quiet redistribution is: AI is changing work where nobody is looking.
