Something quietly shifted this week. Not in a keynote. In the kinds of things companies started shipping. A telecom operator in Spain put AI agents in the hands of its entire workforce—1,000 of them, built by employees, not engineers. A startup released a model that can’t chat and can’t hallucinate, and it went viral anyway. Meta quietly helped mathematicians crack… Read more →
AT&T’s 90% Cost Cut On August 12, AT&T’s Chief Data and AI Officer Andy Markus made a statement that should have every enterprise CIO paying attention. OpenAI models already power about 25% of AT&T’s total AI usage. The target? 70% to 80%. But here’s the real story. By switching from closed, proprietary models to open ones, AT&T cut its costs… Read more →
The Telco That Bet Its Future on OpenAI Let me start with the one that actually made me sit up straighter. On August 12, Malaysian mobile operator U Mobile announced a strategic collaboration with OpenAI—the company’s first telecommunications partnership in Malaysia. Here’s why this matters. U Mobile isn’t just buying API access. They’re embedding OpenAI’s frontier models across internal process automation,… Read more →