How Australia's food labelling system got frozen in 2014 — and why Rules as Code could fix it The Cornflakes Box You're standing in your kitchen at 7am, half-awake, pouring cornflakes into a bowl. On the front of the box: 4.0 stars. Four and a half
Last week, Nature published one of the most quietly consequential papers in AI history. The title was clinical: "Does AI already have human-level intelligence?" The conclusion was not: We have artificial systems that are generally intelligent. The long-standing problem of creating AGI has been solved. Within 24 hours,
I went to bed at midnight with a problem. I needed to drop 10kg. I'd known it for months. But like every other time, the tracking fell apart the moment pressure hit. Client deadlines landed, the fitness app notifications got swiped away, and three weeks later I'
The capability gap isn't technical—it's organizational. And if you don't understand the difference between Assist, Augment, and Adapt, you're solving the wrong problem. The Real Challenge AI capability keeps climbing. That's not news anymore. What is news: organisational absorption
Three major AI breakthroughs launched in November Not last quarter. Not last year. In one week. November 17: Grok 4.1 became the most accurate language model ever tested—65% fewer hallucinations than its predecessor. November 20: Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image finally cracked the "AI can&
So this week has been big for the AI space, and I want to make sense of that for the strategic leader that is you. We're not going to talk about benchmarks or why this is cool. We're going to look at you as a strategic
We've been reading a lot of stories about AI adoption and its challenges. There's a new study every week. One claims it's not working, while another says it is. So, what's really happening? I think everything is both true and not true.
When I started the Theory of the Business, the goal was to explore strategy, innovation and design. This was before my full tilt into AI. With the launch of The Helix Moment, the approach of rhythms (Lines Loops and Vibes), my work with clients from in private, public and purpose
Design thinking and Innovation has been close to my heart for more than 15 years. When I started to write The Helix Moment, I was clear that there should be a new way to explore design for the AI Age. Design is not what happens after strategy. Design is how
Sangeet is a global thought leader who came to fame more than 10 years back with his thinking and books on Platform business models. He helped understand everything from ebay, AirBNB to now TikTok. In his recent book Reshuffle, he is doing the same by helping us understand the big
When Claude Code launched, I was intrigued but uncertain. “It lives in the terminal (only for developers), it’s called Claude Code. What else?” The positioning suggested it was for coders, not strategic thinkers like me. Listening to Nate Jones changed everything. He described this as “the most powerful implementation
Australia’s AI Strategic Crossroads: Navigating Critical Implementation Choices The Helix Lab Strategic Intelligence Newsletter | October 2025 By Suhit Anantula Sign Up Here - https://www.suhitanantula.com/ai-adoption-pulse A Critical Juncture for Australian Organisations Between July and September 2025, Australia’s AI landscape experienced a pivotal shift. After examining