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- Sep 29, 2026
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Paola Estefania de Campos De Franco Says AI Agents Should Be Hired, Not Allowed to Impersonate You (opens the original)
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A person hiring an assistant would not hand over every password, bank login, email account, and private file with no limits. The assistant would have a role. They would have a job description. They would have permission to do some things and not others. Their access could be removed. Their actions could be reviewed. Paola Estefania de Campos De Franco believes AI agents should be treated with the same seriousness. "Do not become your agent," de Campos says. "Hire it." That distinction may become
How Chandana Dayapule Applied AI to Contractor Prequalification and Risk Assessment (opens the original)
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For artificial intelligence, extracting information from a document is becoming increasingly routine. Understanding what that information means in the context of a consequential business decision is considerably harder. That distinction became central to Chandana Dayapule's work at ConstructionBevy, where she applied machine learning, document intelligence, and structured decision systems to contractor prequalification and risk assessment. Construction presents a particularly difficult informati
Conrad Scheibye Spent 18 Months Developing a Rocket Engine Cycle, Then Walked Away From It (opens the original)
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By early 2026, Conrad Scheibye had spent a year and a half building the strongest technical work of his career. He had developed a hydrogen peroxide rocket engine system, worked on its decomposition chemistry with Professor J. P. Martin Trusler of Imperial College London, secured outside support, and built a company around the idea. Then an experienced defense technology founder challenged the commercial case behind the engineering. The objection was significant enough that Scheibye and his co-f
From Restaurant POS to Global Marketplace Infrastructure: How Lu Zhang Built Across the Transaction Chain (opens the original)
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Lu Zhang's career in commerce did not begin with artificial intelligence. It began with a fascination for how complicated systems behave when several constraints have to work at the same time. Trained in architecture, Zhang became interested in infrastructure, transportation, regional economics, and supply chains while completing a Master of Architecture at the University of Michigan's Taubman College. Parametric design had a lasting influence on her because it treated outcomes as the product of
Naol Basaye Is Tracking the Money That Disappears Inside Routine Operations (opens the original)
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A company can approve its invoices, pay its suppliers, and close its books without realizing how much money has slipped through the spaces between those activities. Naol Mekuriya Bassaye has built his career around finding those losses, assigning them a dollar value, and creating technology capable of addressing them. The losses rarely arrive as one dramatic mistake. They accumulate through duplicate payments, missed early-payment discounts, invoice-match exceptions, payment-term errors, and wor
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