diginomica Weekly: AI Outcomes Elusive, Human Review Tax Debated, Enterprises Still Need a Playbook
jonerp · x · 2026-11-02
Jon Reed's diginomica weekly roundup: AI outcomes are in demand but hard to nail down; is the so-called "AI human review tax" a real cost or flawed concept; and are enterprises any closer to an AI playbook?
Other picks: how Kroger avoided neglecting its offline asset in omni-channel retail ("people like to shop in stores"); AI-native challengers like Phave targeting marketing automation platforms weighed down by legacy technical debt; and whether on-site power generation can meet AI's voracious energy needs — "something's got to give."
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