Half a billion dollars on AI in a single month. Reportedly.
A company turned Claude on for everyone with no usage caps. People started burning tokens to top an internal leaderboard. One exec said his staff used it to check the weather.
The bill was never the real story. Nobody owned the AI or decided what it was for.
That is what scattered tools with no structure actually cost you. The opposite is an AI organization, agents with real jobs and an owner for the work.
We run ours that way every day. Full breakdown on YouTube, link below.
99% of CEOs say they're planning AI layoffs.
Most are solving the wrong problem.
The companies actually winning with AI don't have fewer people. They have people who each run a team now.
We run 100+ agents in production. Not one replaced a person.
Anthropic just raised $1.5B from Goldman, Blackstone and Apollo to build what's basically the McKinsey of AI: embed engineers inside companies and rebuild their workflows around AI agents.
Full article: https://t.co/wrhd1IHyPM
Don't get larped.
Gartner counted how many "agentic AI" vendors are actually real.
out of thousands: about 130.
the rest is agent-washing. a wrapper, a system prompt, and a fundraise.