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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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The Real Reason Your Business Is Burning Too Many Tokens (opens the original)
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Kognitos Founder & CEO Binny Gill holds nearly 100 patents in computer science. The biggest worry I hear from enterprise leaders right now is the cost of AI. Teams are consuming tokens faster than their budgets anticipated, and the value coming back rarely feels commensurate. The instinct is to blame the technology or wait for prices to fall. I believe the problem is older and more familiar. Forget technology for a moment and go back 100 years. A business a century ago hired many kinds of peop
Software Is Leaving Silicon Valley; AI Is Turning It Into A Local Trade (opens the original)
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Kognitos Founder & CEO Binny Gill previously served as CTO at Nutanix and holds nearly 100 patents in computer science. In the early days of electrification, power companies did everything. They generated the electricity, ran the lines and sent their own workers into buildings to wire them up. That arrangement did not last. As the grid matured, the utilities retreated to what they did best, which was supplying power, and a new trade emerged. Electricians became independent professionals, hired
Why Finance Needs AI That Knows When To Stop Thinking (opens the original)
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Kognitos Founder & CEO Binny Gill previously served as CTO at Nutanix and holds nearly 100 patents in computer science. Before calculators existed, the word "computer" described a person. In fact, as early as the 1640s, according to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word was used to describe someone who calculates. As industry modernized, large organizations employed rooms full of human computers whose entire job was calculating numbers. They were skilled and accurate, but they remained huma
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