The future, explained.
The barrier is collapsing. In November 2022, GitHub reported more than 94 million developers on its platform. By 2025, that number had grown to more than 180 million.[1] By the end of the first quarter of 2026, there were 392.5 million registered domain names worldwide, up 6.5%
Disclosure: The author of this article worked with Honor as an MBA intern between June and August 2026. Honor President Ian Clarkson has a simple framework for separating companies genuinely building with AI from those merely talking about it. It is useful whether you are deciding where to work or
Klarna went all-in on AI customer service, cut costs, and let its workforce shrink, and then admitted quality had suffered. Its retreat was not a failure of AI, but a lesson in where automation ends and human service becomes the premium.
AI tokens are getting dramatically cheaper. So why do AI bills keep rising? This explainer unpacks the economics of token pricing, reasoning models, agents, and flat-rate subscriptions, and explains why cost per task matters more than price per token.
AI may make life easier, but it is also draining resources, weakening relationships, threatening artists, polluting the internet and scaling discrimination. In Part I, we rank the fears worth taking seriously and save the truly apocalyptic ones for later.
