When insurance won't cover the AI's mistake
Major US insurers started excluding AI-caused damages from corporate policies. Here is what that means for companies that use AI to get work done.
Juliana Martins
Skyller Blog
Market
Articles on Market: what changes when AI joins the workday, told by the people who run it.
Articles on Market
Real AI agent or a rebranded chatbot?
Gartner expects more than 40% of agentic AI projects to be canceled by 2027. Here is how to tell a real AI agent from a rebranded chatbot before you sign.
Helber Victor
1st in answer completeness on EnterpriseRAG-Bench: what it measures
On EnterpriseRAG-Bench, Skyller ranked 1st in answer completeness (87.39) and 2nd overall, with 79.30, among 22 systems. See what was evaluated and how to check it.
Adriano Fante
Data sovereignty became a purchase criterion
Microsoft, AWS, and Google launched sovereign clouds in Europe in 2025 and 2026. Buying corporate AI now means a contractual question, not a technical one.
Eduardo Braga
The Model Changes, the Routine Stops Working
AI providers retire model versions with months of notice, but behavior shifts well before that — and nobody notices until the routine breaks.
Juliana Martins
Who owns the text AI writes
The U.S. copyright office already answered: protection exists only where a person decided the content — and proving that later is a matter of record.
Juliana Martins
When Switching Vendors Means Starting Over
European and UK regulators now require an exit plan for critical vendors. Could your company switch AI providers without rebuilding everything?
Helber Victor
The Cost of an AI Project Isn't the License
Most AI pilots inside companies never turn into measurable returns. The reason usually isn't the license fee — it's the costs nobody put in the budget.
Eduardo Braga