My second AI wave. The first one froze. The killer had two hands. The first was the rule bottleneck. The second was worse: the answers never added up to a world. Each rule worked only in its own context, and even a narrow domain needed a practically endless supply of questions. That's the real difference this time. The machine learns patterns from everything we've written. It arrives with a world, imperfect but present, instead of demanding one rule at a time.

The question your enterprise was built to answer is dead. The winning strategy is no longer "build and scale". It's "sense and respond".