Dan Costa

Short-form drives discovery. Long-form builds loyalty. A SXSW masterclass reframes how media actually works now.

Anthropic refused to loosen safeguards on autonomous weapons and domestic surveillance, so the Pentagon labeled the company a “supply chain risk.”

With grid operators warning of shortfalls, tech giants are funding their own generation, pushing AI into an industrial policy debate.

From Super Bowl commercials to super-PAC war chests, Anthropic and OpenAI are fighting to define the public, political, and moral future of artificial intelligence.

Wealth managers, institutional advisors, and investors in Davos have recognized that volatility has become persistent and the geo-economic environment is shifting faster than fundamentals.

Brandon Daniels, CEO of Exiger, says that supply chains, rather than models, will determine global competition winners.

At Davos, geopolitics now shape the AI stack itself. Fusion Fund founder Lu Zhang explains how data sovereignty and regional trust are redefining how AI companies are built—and funded.

At the Worth & OPR Brand Stewardship Breakfast in Davos, the conversation shifted from AI hype to operations, focusing on governance, authenticity, and the need for foundational work to ensure AI systems produce the right content at scale.

AI will dominate the conversation at Davos, but can the technology truly thrive if the global order that built it falls apart?

From synthetic talent to searchable archives, generative tools are reshaping how media is made, staffed, and scaled—faster than most organizations are ready for.

Pablos Holman argues that Silicon Valley has been neglecting the physical systems that power modern life, and that the next era of progress depends on "deep tech" - complex, expensive, unglamorous technologies that operate at planetary scale - such as space-based solar and nuclear power.

Most drugs fail not because the molecules are wrong, but because the biology is misunderstood. SandboxAQ’s Adam Lewis says physics-driven AI models can help.