Cloud prices likely won’t drop anytime soon — hyperscalers can’t keep up with demand, so expect zero enterprise discounting. The flip side: multi-model AI is now default (Claude + GPT auto-routing inside Microsoft Copilot), meaning smarter, more reliable apps. But if AI usage growth slows, this could become tech’s largest infrastructure overbuild ever.

The same AI that can patch security holes can also blow them wide open. Every app, bank, and hospital you rely on runs on code — and these tools could either harden that code against attackers or hand cybercriminals a master key. The fact that even the U.S. government is nervous about wider release tells you everything: this is genuinely powerful tech with real-world stakes for everyone online.

As AI commoditizes routine work, human qualities — relationships, craft, presence — become the premium. Your career may hinge less on outpacing AI than on what only you can offer. But without thoughtful policy, this relational economy risks becoming another winner-take-all platform game.

Agentic AI is graduating from chatbot novelty to genuine workplace muscle. With Computer now reaching more users — and safely plugging into the apps, passwords, and licensed data people actually use at work — routine research and ops tasks could shrink from days to hours. The real shift: enterprises finally have an AI agent they can trust with the keys.

This flips the usual narrative on its head. The people closest to AI — and benefiting most from it — are the most worried about their future. If you’re early in your career or in a tech-heavy role, this hints at a tougher job market ahead, with no clear fix in sight.

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