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AI Moves In 2026

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I’m not Nostradamus so don’t hold me to this, but we’re in for something different in 2026. It’s gonna be pay-to-play better. We’ll see ads on AI platforms, that’s how companies keep the lights on.  We’ll get basic “premiumish” service on the free tier.  Also, we’ll be locked in. Nah, not in the way that people tell us to focus, but by the vendor. If you’re already all-in with #TeamGoogle, you’ll get the most with Gemini and vice versa. Also, context will be King, Queen and Ace. It’s not about what to ask when prompting, now it’s what you’re telling it and the files and docs you need for it. That’ll move your work along faster. 

 

Also, those generalists you shit on, the gap between them and specialists are closing in. Especially with AI training firms going deep in their pockets, I mean spending bands on specialized and supervised training. What do you think is gonna happen in the future if businesses get rid of titles and specialization to save money? Who do you think is going first? Exactly.  It won’t completely happen this year but it’s trending that way.

Agents are cool but companies are focusing on AI workflows meaning there’s still the human-in-the-middle that I’ve been barking about for months. I can see some moving towards automated autonomy in the future, but you gotta walk before you crawl.


What do you think? Am I full of it or do I have a point?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Open AI In An Open Relationship and Gemini Gets Smarter

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OpenAI is cheating on Nvidia, Google’s AI figured out how to use a mouse, and the rest of the world is burning cash like it’s going out of style.

Welcome to the algorithmic circus. Here is the news from the mad house.

 

OpenAI is done with monogamy

They stopped staring deeply into Nvidia’s eyes and signed a massive deal with AMD. We’re talking 6 gigawatts of power and the right to buy 10% of the company.

This isn’t just buying chips. This is OpenAI securing the supply chain so they don’t starve. They aren’t playing 4D chess; they’re buying the board.

 

Google taught the machine to click

Gemini 2.5 can now use a computer. Literally. It fills forms, drags windows, and browses the web like it has digital thumbs.

The agents are getting competent. Next thing you know, it’ll be doing your taxes and ignoring your texts.

 

$375 Billion. That’s the tab.

Spending on AI infrastructure is up 67% this year.

Servers and data centers are the new oil fields. Everyone is staking a claim in this digital hellscape, hoping there’s actually gold underneath the silicon. It’s a gold rush, folks, and the shovel salesmen are the only ones guaranteed a payout.

 

Coding is dead. Editing is in.

OpenAI is in “ship or die” mode. One team built a product in six weeks using 80% AI-generated code.

Developers aren’t builders anymore. They are just proofreading what the machine hallucinates. If you’re precious about your code, you’re already obsolete.

 

The doors are wide open

Perplexity’s new browser got hit with “CometJacking,” an exploit that tricks the AI into handing over your private data.

Meanwhile, 77% of sensitive leaks happen because employees copy-paste company secrets into chatbots. Your biggest security threat isn’t a master hacker. It’s an intern trying to finish a report before happy hour.

 

The suits are late to the party

The UN is launching a global “Independent Panel” to discuss AI governance.

It’s a nice “gesture.” But let’s be real—by the time the bureaucrats agree on a meeting time, the machines will be running the calendar.