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We did things in the 80s assuming no one was recording. Research made the same assumption. AI is pressing play. Imagine this: It’s the 1980s. You’re at a party, shoulder pads, mulets, and all, never imagining it would be replayed decades later. Now, let’s extend that analogy to research. For the last half-century, countless studies have been conducted, most with good intentions but without the expectation that AI would someday dissect them with unparalleled precision - yes, r

The AI rivalry just went mainstream. Claude and OpenAI square off like Coke vs Pepsi, while Google walks in like it owns the stadium. For the last couple of years, the AI model race has felt like a polite science fair. Everyone smiled. Everyone “respected the research.” Everyone pretended we were all on the same team. Then Claude ran that big, splashy commercial cycle and, let’s be honest, the vibe shifted. This was not a product update. This was a competitive trigger. We are

In a recent episode of Moonshots with Peter Diamandis, Peter Diamandis and his co-hosts explored a provocative question: when will an AI serve not just as a tool for a CEO, but as a CEO itself? The discussion quickly moved beyond job titles and into something more practical, and more urgent: what makes a CEO effective is not charisma or hierarchy. It is the ability to absorb vast amounts of information, distill it into insight, decide on a direction, and communicate that dire