Letta's reference map of the AI agent stack - model serving, storage, frameworks, tools, and hosting - a useful mental model if you're trying to orient yourself in the agent ecosystem.
Microsoft's Jared Spataro frames Copilot as the interface and agents as the apps - with Dow and Thomson Reuters case examples and a peek at the "constellation of agents" vision.
Benedict Evans's annual "AI eats the world" deck - his macro read on where tech is heading, always worth a read for the long-range strategic framing.
Thomson Reuters pairing OpenAI's o1-mini with CoCounsel on specific legal reasoning tasks - an early signal of how reasoning models are being slotted into production legal workflows.
A pop-science write-up of research claiming LLMs develop brain-like geometric structures internally - interesting framing, though light on peer-reviewed sourcing.
Nicola Shaver calls out tall-poppy syndrome in legal tech - the industry's habit of tearing down successful companies (read: Harvey) rather than celebrating progress.
Microsoft's official Clifford Chance case study - global Copilot deployment across all levels, with Copilot Studio autonomous compliance agents on the roadmap.
Anton Korinek in the IMF's F&D magazine on scenario planning for an AGI future - the economic implications policymakers should be stress-testing now, not after the fact.
Time's survey of the "is scaling dead?" debate, pulling together the voices on both sides of the current frontier-model plateau argument.
Microsoft's Orbital Witness case study - how they pivoted from traditional ML to LLMs and built Orbital Copilot, now claiming 70% time savings on property diligence.
Microsoft's launch of Copilot Pages - a persistent, shareable canvas for multiplayer AI collaboration, essentially Microsoft's answer to OpenAI Canvas and Claude Artifacts.
Part two of Jeff Langlands's BT Legal reflections - collaboration with law firms, leveraging corporate partnerships, incremental vendor updates, and why GenAI is not a big-bang change.
Amazon doubles down on Anthropic with a second $4 billion investment, making AWS Anthropic's primary training partner and locking in Trainium/Inferentia chips for future model training.
Harvey's Vault update - 10,000 files per project (up from 1,000), one-click extraction workflows with 96-99% recall, customisable review tables, and Assistant integration.
HSBC's sponsored Bloomberg series on global innovation networks - six episodes covering space, quantum, robotics, shipping, smart cities, and AI-reshaped architecture.
Peter Duffy's scan - legal departments get only 3% of enterprise GenAI budgets, Ironclad's Jurist launches, Trellis moves into litigation, and Litera buys Office & Dragons.