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Samsung’s ad-powered fridge: a masterclass in how to alienate your best customers

Back in September, when Samsung first announced that its smart refrigerators would start displaying advertisements — a pilot program…

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IMAGE: A comic-style illustration of a man angrily confronting his smart fridge as it displays bright ads for food, humorously capturing frustration with intrusive technology

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GEO: the new SEO chaos and how brands can avoid being lost in the AI engine

You may remember this, if you are old enough: in 2002, search engine optimization (SEO) transformed from a technical curiosity into a…

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GEO: the new SEO chaos and how brands can avoid being lost in the AI engine

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From innovation to hegemony: OpenAI’s $1 trillion plan and the future of power in AI

OpenAI is not just another player in the AI revolution, but a possible new monopoly in the making that is following the Big Tech playbook…

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Who’s surfing the internet, you or your browser?

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IMAGE: A browser window with a magnifying glass reveals a small robot face inside, symbolizing how AI-powered browsers observe users while pretending to assist them

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The new gold rush of AI talent, and how the US is squandering its lead

In artificial intelligence, compute and data matter, but people matter more. Behind every breakthrough model, every infrastructure leap…

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IMAGE: A glowing brain symbolizing AI talent being pulled in a tug-of-war between tech companies and national flags of the U.S., Canada, and China

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Autocorrect gone rogue: why your iPhone keeps getting it wrong

Users of iPhones will doubtless have been subjected to its autocorrect’s frustrating habit of proposing out-of-context words as you type…

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IMAGE: An iPhone screen shows a funny autocorrect fail reading “Ducking hell!” with the predictive text suggesting “bizarre,” humorously illustrating the frustrations of Apple’s faulty autocorrect system

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The silent battery revolution

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IMAGE: A giant glowing battery rises from cracked earth, radiating golden light into the dark sky, a symbol of the emerging power and promise of the battery revolution

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How Google closed the open web it once symbolized

Google was once a potent symbol of an open web. Its success was based on a simple ideal: to make all the world’s information accessible to…

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How Google closed the open web it once symbolized

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The end of billable hours: how AI is forcing consulting to reinvent itself

A Reuters article, “AI sets up Kodak moment for global consultants”, has sparked debate among the profession. The article explains how…

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The end of billable hours: how AI is forcing consulting to reinvent itself

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The body as platform: on the threshold between human and machine

When a footwear brand launches what we might “sneaker exoskeleton”, we’re not just talking about any old sports innovation: Nike’s Project…

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IMAGE: The new running shoe by Nike, Project Amplify

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Enrique Dans

Enrique Dans

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Professor of Innovation at IE Business School and blogger (in English here and in Spanish at enriquedans.com)

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