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The AI Balance of Power

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By Adam Segal
| The Council on Foreign Relations
The influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on geopolitics, though likely great, will depend on the technology’s trajectory. Many leaders in the frontier labs believe that scaling laws—the concept that model performances increase at predictable rates as model size, datasets, and computational power increase—will continue to hold. If they do, then superintelligence, a hypothetical AI that surpasses human intelligence across all fields, could be reached in the next three-to-five years.
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The unified workplace: A lack of integration between operations and tenant experience is limiting performance in office assets

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By Adam Segal
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
Technology is no longer just a support function for building operations. It has become a core driver of performance, tenant satisfaction and net operating income (NOI) in an increasingly competitive office market. Point-solution tenant apps may handle isolated tasks such as booking a conference room or checking in visitors, but they fail to provide a clear view into how tenants experience a building day to day or where operational improvements can be made across the portfolio.
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How 2026 could decide the future of artificial intelligence

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By Chris McGuire, Kat Duffy, Vinh Nguyen, Michael Horowitz Verified, Adam Segal, Jessica Brandt
| Threat Beat
(Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay) By Chris McGuire, Kat Duffy, Vinh Nguyen, Michael C. Horowitz, Adam Segal and Jessica Brandt • Jan 13, 2026 For years, artificial intelligence debates have swung between breathless predictions and cautious skepticism. In 2026, this debate will end and the immense power and real-world impact of AI models will become undeniable.
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