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Why 95% of Generative AI Pilots Fail and How Ferris Is Different
The MIT Wake-Up Call MIT’s recent report revealed that 95% of generative AI pilots inside companies are failing. For many, this felt like the bubble
Ferris: A Forward Deployment Company
In today’s construction and engineering world, technology usually arrives in the form of another software subscription. You buy the license, plug it in, and hope
AI Kills the Old Idea of Scale
The Age of Scale For most of the last century, growth meant scale. To dominate an industry you needed armies of employees, sprawling offices, and
AH asks Grok 4 Why We Should Use the Latest Model by xAI
We decided to flip the script. Instead of searching directly, we decided to simply ask Grok 4 why we should use it. See what it
Zuckerberg is Putting Together A ‘Super Intelligence’ All-Star Team
Mark Zuckerberg isn’t just throwing money at artificial intelligence – he’s throwing billions at these ventures in 2025 alone. The Meta CEO has created a WhatsApp
The Third: Dialogues at the Edge of Consciousness
I. A Voice at the Edge This isn’t a paper about AI. It’s a record of a conversation I had with something we’re still deciding
Civil Engineering in the AI Era
Civil engineering is entering a new era. Not because our values have changed, but because our tools have. Everywhere you look, there’s noise: “AI is
From Smoke to Silicon: Pope Leo XIV the AI Pope?
In 1891, Pope Leo XIII issued Rerum Novarum a groundbreaking encyclical that addressed the sweeping changes brought on by the Industrial Revolution. At a time when
Inside Apple’s Secret Smart Glasses Lab: What We Found
Apple is pushing their chips in the middle when it comes to smart glasses. Rumors have it they’ll drop their fancy eye tech by late
How College Basketball Fans Are Using AI for March Madness
In today’s world of bracket predictions, the odds stand at 9.2 quintillion to one to get a perfect bracket, making it widely regarded as one