Motion’s latest funding milestone is a striking reflection of how fast the AI-driven work management market is evolving. With $60M raised across Series B, C, and C2, the company now sits on a total of $75M in funding and a $550M valuation, positioning itself as one of the more serious contenders in the “agentic work suite” space. The $38M Series C, led by Scale Venture Partners … [Read more...] about Motion Raises $60M to Build the AI-Native Work Suite for SMBs
The Afterlife of Print and the Coming AI Storm for Digital Editions
Print as a medium has already been reduced to a nostalgic artifact, preserved only in luxury magazines, art books, and niche collectors’ editions. Its decline was not sudden but rather the result of decades of erosion: cheaper distribution online, the collapse of advertising-supported journalism, and a new generation raised on screens. What once carried the cultural weight of … [Read more...] about The Afterlife of Print and the Coming AI Storm for Digital Editions
AI Delivers the Death Blow to Low-Quality Indian Outsourcing
The Indian outsourcing industry that thrived on low-cost, low-quality, high-volume tasks—data entry, bulk customer support, rote coding, and simple back-office processing—is being hollowed out by AI at a rapid pace. Generative AI models, automation platforms, and RPA (robotic process automation) now perform these jobs faster, more accurately, and at a fraction of the cost, with … [Read more...] about AI Delivers the Death Blow to Low-Quality Indian Outsourcing
AI and the Fragile Social Contract
Artificial intelligence is not just another technological shift; it is a profound economic and social rupture. Unlike past waves of automation, where human labor migrated from one industry to another, AI is hollowing out entire categories of work simultaneously. Knowledge jobs once thought secure—lawyers, accountants, journalists, software engineers—are already being reshaped, … [Read more...] about AI and the Fragile Social Contract
Warner Bros. Discovery: Restructuring for a Comeback?
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), the media giant forged from the 2022 merger of WarnerMedia and Discovery Inc., is no stranger to tumult. Once hailed as a titan of content with legendary brands like HBO, CNN, and Warner Bros. Studios under one roof, WBD has since endured a volatile journey marked by heavy debt, shareholder skepticism, and a shifting streaming landscape. Yet the … [Read more...] about Warner Bros. Discovery: Restructuring for a Comeback?
