Posts Tagged ‘Evidence’
AI Token Pricing: The Seller Sets Both the Price and the Quantity
The list price of the leading model fell by about a fifth while it spends roughly three times the median number of tokens to finish the same work, and only one of those numbers was in the announcement.
Read MoreRewritten US Federal Quality Rules Never Check the Result
The federal quality rules were rebuilt from a blank page last year. The word verify appears three times in them, and none of the three asks what the purchase was supposed to produce.
Read MoreNinety Days to Prove AI Value
An analyst firm has put a deadline on proof, and nothing in the advice says where the claim being tested comes from or whose words it is written in.
Read MoreThe Vendor Wrote Your Business Case. Nobody Ever Added It Up.
Economics set value in use aside in 1776, and sellers picked it up around 2003, which left the buyer with no instrument of its own.
Read MoreA US Executive Order Demands ROI but Assigns No One to Prove It
Executive Order 14402 exists to achieve demonstrable returns on investment. Every duty it creates lands before the solicitation goes out, and nobody is assigned to establish afterwards that the return arrived.
Read MoreEurope’s Draft Rules Reward Quality at Signing and Stop There
Europe’s new procurement proposal puts a legal floor under the weight given to quality at award and asks for a record when each contract ends, but leaves the buyer to check whether the quality arrived.
Read MoreLaunching an AI Model Proves Little Until the Results Show Up
Getting a model into production is a milestone the deploying team awards itself. A capability is demonstrated at the point of outcome, and in Domino’s 2026 survey the organizations that built governance first were also the ones delivering faster.
Read MoreNew C-Suite Roles Coordinate Strategy but Own None of the Results
The market’s newest answer to the alignment gap is a C-suite seat that owns none of it. Alignment is not agreement, and custody is structural or it is absent. Rebuild the table.
Read MoreWhy Externally Tested Credentials Hold Their Value
Across 37.7 million US resumes, credentials that someone outside tests and renews keep adding wage value, while badges stop paying after the first. Most enterprises build capability the badge way, by adding.
Read MoreCompanies Track AI Spending but Not the Value It Creates
Accenture’s July report finds AI spend landing on the cost line while the value it creates goes untracked. It names the cause accurately. Its fix, a shared forum, leaves the metered bill where it was.
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