The slow death of the enterprise: AI kills your company one quarter at a time
alex_verem · x · 2026-09-24
alexverem calls mmealling's article 'The Slow Death of the Enterprise' the best enterprise AI piece he's read on the platform. Its thesis, borrowing Hemingway's 'gradually, then suddenly': AI won't kill your company in a quarter — it will do it one quarter at a time.
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