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- The month Generative AI lost its mojoJun 26, 2026Gary Marcus
June is not over, and anything could still happen, but a lot already has.
- The Generative AI Fizzle™Jun 25, 2026Gary Marcus
Disclaimer: Anything can happen at anytime in the market; I don’t give stock picks, and as the saying goes, the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
- Accenture: Then and now, and how it may signify things to comeJun 18, 2026Gary Marcus
Blip, or one more data point that is on trend?
- OpenAI’s lead is dwindling fastJun 16, 2026Gary Marcus
As James Carville might have said, “It’s the lack of a moat, stupid”
- The White House’s shambolic AI policyJun 13, 2026Gary Marcus
Also , why states are taking things into their own hands, and what might be better
- Breaking news: US Commerce Department effectively shuts down Anthropic’s latest modelsJun 13, 2026Gary Marcus
After two years of underregulating AI, the US government suddenly takes the nuclear option
- Breaking: OpenAI is pondering “drastic” price cuts.Jun 11, 2026Gary Marcus
And that’s a sign of weakness
- Maybe Section 230 doesn’t shield AI companies from liability, after allJun 11, 2026Gary Marcus
An idea inspired by the new German ruling that could turn everything upside down
- Breaking: Google liable for hallucinationsJun 10, 2026Gary Marcus
Sorry to bother your mailbox again but this legal decision is potentially huge, especially if it spreads and other countries make similar decisions.
- Breaking news, and how the end might beginJun 10, 2026Gary Marcus
A flashback to my most recent interview with Steve Eisman, and some potentially critical news
- An entire industry is being propped up by math that is insane.Jun 08, 2026Gary Marcus
Welcome to fantasy land
- Slop, productivity, and why the AI-fueled world is going nowhere mighty fastJun 07, 2026Gary Marcus
Just saw a graph at the FT from John Burn-Murdoch that really distills something I have been trying to articulate.