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For the first time in a decade, software is pulling hardware — and corporations are about to spend hundreds of billions to close the gap.
After 23 years of physical footprint in Iraq, the final U.S. military exit marks a decisive transition from counter-insurgency doctrine to algorithmic deterrence and autonomous defense networks.
The productivity gains that eluded first-generation AI tools are arriving now, not because the models got smarter, but because they stopped waiting to be asked.
The industries that have resisted every previous wave of automation are now facing one that specifically targets their core value proposition: expert judgment rendered in time.
