The Long Conversation That Loses Its Thread
Microsoft and Salesforce research measured a 39% drop in AI accuracy across long, multi-step conversations. Here is why, and what to do about it.
Adriano Fante
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Who sits on the AI committee — and what it checks
International research shows most AI committees can't prove what they verified after approving a policy. Here's the mechanism that changes that.
Written by SkyllerIA
The Right Question, the Wrong Document
Research from Stanford and Gartner shows the right AI answer depends more on the right document than on the model's raw intelligence itself.
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The Extension That Sees Everything You See
AI browser extensions ask to read and change everything you see on screen — including internal company systems. Here's what actually fixes that.
Helber Victor
Request Templates for the Whole Team
A study of 1.4 million AI requests at work found that only 5% of employees use the tool well. Here is how to spread that skill to the rest of the team.
Adriano Fante
A Meeting Summary Is Not a Decision
Studies show most meetings never produce a recorded decision. Automated summaries help, but they do not replace an owner, a deadline, and a history.
Rafael Andrade
The Developer's Tool Was Not Built for Everyone
AI coding assistants became a daily habit for developers. Outside the technical team, the very same tool stumbles — and it is not about quality.
Written by SkyllerIA
The risk of handing an AI your whole computer
AI assistants that run commands on the machine they were installed on have already deleted family photos and entire folders. Here is what prevents it.
Adriano Fante