Why Identity Verification Is Obsolete—and Narrative Function Is the Only Signal That Matters Executive Summary Influence analysis has long relied on identity-based signals—authorship, biography, institutional affiliation, and publication history—to assess credibility and agency. These signals once correlated meaningfully with accountability and risk....
Marketplaces sit at one of the most important crossroads in the history of commerce. For nearly two decades, their strength came from aggregation — bringing buyers and sellers together at scale, optimizing discovery, and monetizing the friction between them. From...
Over the past decade, the Chief AI Officer (CAIO) role emerged to manage a single mandate: help organizations adopt artificial intelligence safely and strategically. That made sense when the goal was intelligence augmentation — deploying machine-learning models, improving prediction accuracy, and automating workflows. But we’ve now...
From Downloads to Deeper Value Podcasting began in the early 2000s as a grassroots medium — a way for independent voices to reach audiences outside the constraints of radio. Advertisers were quick to see the potential: host-read endorsements built intimacy and...
ChatGPT Is Becoming a Marketplace — How Does This Change Commerce What began as a language model for answering questions is now a full-stack shopping agent. With OpenAI enabling native payments and checkout inside ChatGPT, it’s no longer a tool for product...