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Canadian journalist; author of Road to Valor; contributing writer to the NYTimes and WSJ, fmr staff writer for BusinessWeek Magazine
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Stripe’s OpenRouter deal shows where the AI money is moving

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By Aili McConnon Verified
| ibm.com
As IBM Fellow Mihai Criveti put it on the episode, the future is “multi-model, multi-modal, multi-agent, multi-framework, multi-cloud, multi-everything.” For businesses, that future requires more than access. It requires routing, observability, permissions, semantic caching, cost controls, role-based access and the ability to send the right request to the right model without turning the whole system into a governance headache.
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AI sovereignty isn’t owning the stack. It’s staying in control when conditions change.

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By Aili McConnon Verified
| ibm.com
This is where the idea of selective AI sovereignty comes in, according to de Jesus Assis. While the traditional model of sovereignty assumes sovereignty comes from controlling everything, complete control isn’t always realistic, practical or even desirable. Selective AI sovereignty recognizes that organizations don’t need to own every layer of the stack. They should focus instead on maintaining control over the parts that matter most, like data, models and infrastructure, she said.
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AI cracked the conjecture. Humans called the play.

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By Aili McConnon Verified
| ibm.com
As the World Cup final kept the world on the edge of its seat, AI nonchalantly scored a victory of its own against a mathematical problem that had been undefeated since 1939. An Anthropic employee used “his close friend Fable,” as he described Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 in a tweet while he watched the World Cup, to disprove the Jacobian conjecture, a famous open question about polynomial functions.
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