Filip Gobin

Articles by Filip Gobin

• Insurance Is the Exception in Enterprise AI Adoption — Financial services is the one sector where risk and compliance is a high-adoption AI function. Stanford's AI Index 2026 explains why - and what insurers should build next.
• Clinical AI's Evidence Gap: 83% Less Admin, 5% Real Patient Data — Stanford's AI Index 2026 shows ambient documentation delivering real ROI while the wider clinical AI evidence base stays thin. What that means for healthcare software teams.
• What the AI Productivity Studies Actually Say — +26% for developers, +55% for accountants, -19% in one developer study. Stanford's AI Index collects the evidence - and it contains a scoping rule for choosing what to automate.
• The Models Converged. The System Around Them Is the Product — Six frontier labs now sit within 25 Elo points. Stanford's AI Index says competition shifts to cost, reliability and domain performance - here is what that means for your architecture.
• ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act: What Buyers Now Ask — Two AI governance standards went from zero to 36% and 33% adoption in a single year. Here is what enterprise buyers now ask vendors, and what it takes to answer.
• Security Is Why Your AI Agent Never Shipped — 62% of organizations name security and risk as the blocker to scaled agentic AI - more than any other factor. Here is the threat model and the engineering that answers it.
• The AI Execution Gap: 88% Have Adopted, 10% Have Scaled — Stanford's AI Index 2026 finds 88% of organizations use AI, but only 3-10% have scaled it. Here is what separates a pilot from production infrastructure.