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This week something unusual happened: a company built the most powerful cyber-capable AI ever created, and instead of selling it to the world, they locked it up and handed the key to the defenders first. At the same time, another model quietly solved a math problem that had resisted human genius for sixty years, and a lab in Chicago printed an artificial neuron that made a living brain cell respond. In this week's Power Bites, I unpack what it all means for leaders, why your cybersecurity review cycle is already obsolete, and the one question you should ask your team on Monday morning. Read the full English edition here on LinkedIn every Friday, and the Spanish edition every Monday. Prefer to listen? Power Bites is also on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms, in both languages. The future is already in the room — the only question is whether you are building with it, defending against it, or pretending it is not there.
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