The real opportunity in AI services isn’t that AI is new—it’s that most businesses misunderstand it. This piece maps the intelligence gap and reveals where real money hides: in unsexy industries with hungry clients and few AI insiders.
Author: Chaimae Semdani
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A karaoke company’s AI-driven press release triggers a broad market sell-off, exposing Wall Street’s panic-driven mispricing of disruption across multiple sectors.
Six crypto-native predictions reshape social media in 2026, from short-form video and UGC to AI-driven infrastructure and on-chain commerce.
An editorial arguing Lily Liu is right about blockchain’s finance moat but dangerously narrow about its future.
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EVA ran Davos, coordinating meetings and briefings, but the real gap is that AI agents still lack wallets and payments rails.
The ad rollout begins “in the coming weeks” for U.S. users.
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The EU, US, and UK have each unveiled comprehensive crypto frameworks , but staggered timelines and structural incompatibilities.









