If you work in IT and you’re tired of hearing about AI, you’re not alone and you’re not wrong to feel that way. By the end of 2025, sixty-eight percent of S&P 500 earnings calls …
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By the end of 2025, the tech layoffs that began in November 2022 had reached a scale most people now accept as normal: 123,000 people across 257 companies. What made 2025 different from 2023 and 2024 …
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In August 2025, OpenAI released GPT-5, the successor to GPT-4. The launch came with the usual set of improvements: better reasoning capabilities, improved code generation, faster inference, lower …
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February 2025 was brutal. Across Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Salesforce, IBM, and a dozen other major tech firms, 16,000 jobs disappeared in a single month. The headlines blared that “AI” was …
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When the NASDAQ bell rang on January 27, 2025, Nvidia lost $560 billion in market value in a single day. Not due to a product recall or a missed earnings target, but because a Chinese startup released …
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In September 2024, OpenAI released o1-preview, a model that changed the conversation about what AI could do with technical problems. Unlike earlier language models that generated text token by token, …
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In August 2024, Intel announced that it would cut 15,000 jobs, representing 15% of its workforce. Days later, Cisco announced 6,000 layoffs, about 8% of its total headcount. These weren’t small …
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By the middle of 2024, if you were job-hunting in tech, you’d see AI mentioned in one out of every five job postings. That’s a shift that happened in less than a year. In early 2023, …
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In March 2024, something quiet but significant happened in the AI space. Anthropic released Claude 3 as a family of models with genuinely competitive performance characteristics, and Google pushed …
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By October 2023, if you hadn’t used GPT-4 Turbo, DALL-E 3, or a specialized AI tool in your actual job, you were swimming against the current. Not because your manager required it, but because …
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