Eighteen months ago, most business leaders were still debating whether AI could write a convincingly human-sounding email without hallucinating. Today, artificial intelligence systems are managing codebases, conducting research, screening contracts, and operating as autonomous agents inside enterprise workflows. Some capabilities that senior technologists expected to arrive in three to five years have arrived in months. At the same time, capability scaling in other areas has lagged expectations. No one working seriously in this space is confident they know what the technology will be able to do two years from now—let alone five or 10. Click here to read the full text article