One of the reasons AI agents break all our security infrastructure can be described like this: It's as if suddenly, we realized that our family dog has an uncanny talent for cooking So now we want to make him our personal chef. The problem with this: Sparky might nail it on baking tasty treats, but we still can't trust him not to go bonkers and destroy the kitchen when a squirrel runs by. All of our basic kitchen protocols (for preventing fires, knife injuries, and general mayhem) were built...

In times of great change, bet on someone who can learn. In my first semester of college, I called home in a panic. It was a couple months in, and I'd hit a snag: I'd completely fallen in love with the very first course I'd taken. In all my other courses, I found myself constantly distracted, pulled back into the subject. I'd even gone to office hours, and had been offered a slot into a graduate-level elective course taught by the same professor. And this was a terrible terrible problem......

As a startup CFO working with CEOs, there are just certain things that feel like they should be easy to CEOs But that are actually ALWAYS a pain in the butt for a finance operator (Hello, real-time accounting data... sigh...) Here's the one that always breaks my brain: Per-project profitability. It comes up CONSTANTLY. And for good reason: Figuring out which projects (or products, or customers, or departments, etc.) are making money Is really important to leadership. Because one of the most...