Who in the C-Suite Should Own AI?
HBR Toby E. Stuart March 12, 2026 $Subscription Based
The question of who controls AI is the critical org-chart issue at the dawn of the AI era, and it will influence a company’s strategy, investment levels, and the distribution of power and influence among leaders.
The Shape of the Thing
One Useful Thing Ethan Mollick March 12, 2026
Starting in late 2025, we entered a new era thanks to AI agents like Claude Code, OpenAI’s Codex, and OpenClaw. These are AI systems that you can just give work to, sometimes hours of human work, and get back reasonable and useful results in minutes. This is an era of managing AIs, rather than working with them.
Physical AI, part 2: Humanoid robots
Bank of America Institute Lynelle Huskey and Vanessa Cook March 12, 2026
AI is redefining robotics, enabling a new generation of humanoid robots that can perceive, learn and act autonomously in the physical world. After decades of incremental progress, the field has reached a turning point, with breakthroughs in generative AI and large language models accelerating the rise of “embodied intelligence” and reshaping expectations for what service robots can accomplish.
The humanoid robot population is poised for take-off.
Rivian CEO’s AI-Powered Robotics Startup Raises $500 Million
The Wall Street Journal Kate Clark March 11, 2026 $Subscription Based
Based in Palo Alto, Calif., Mind Robotics is building AI-powered robots that can perform physical work in Rivian automotive plants and other factories. The goal is for the robots to pick up parts, assemble components and manipulate items such as wiring harnesses.
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