Draft day is theater. The cameras. The hats. The handshake. The promise that this one kid, this one pick, this one name on the board is going to change everything. Fans love draft day because it sells the future in a single moment. Smart franchises know better. The draft is not the system. It is … Read more
A Comunicano Tech positioning paper on what to retire, what to adopt, and how to tell the difference in 2026 The filter, before the list Every “best tools 2026” list on the internet right now is written by the same three people wearing different bylines, padded with affiliate links, and ranking whatever paid to be … Read more
Something interesting is happening inside Claude’s voice interface, and it’s a signal that tells us a lot about where AI assistants are heading. For the past few weeks, if you’ve been living where the devs are and poking around with Claude’s voice mode, you might have noticed a model selector sitting there. It looked like … Read more
Major League Baseball just did something fascinating: It banned teams from using dugout iPads for AI-powered, in-game strategy calls. Yes, you read that correctly. Those Apple tablets you see players and coaches huddled around between innings? It turns out that about one-third of MLB teams were using them to let AI influence decisions about substitutions, … Read more
OpenAI didn’t just ship a product this month. It made a bet on where work itself happens. ChatGPT Work, built on the new GPT-5.6 model family, is an agent that gathers context from your apps and files, breaks a goal into steps, and hands you finished output: sheets, slides, docs, dashboards, even full websites through … Read more
When OpticOdds announced its integration with Perplexity Computer this week, the immediate reaction was probably something like: “Oh, another sports betting data partnership. Cool.” But if that’s where your analysis stopped, you missed the actual story entirely. This isn’t about sports betting. It’s about the wholesale restructuring of how enterprise-grade data reaches end users. Here’s … Read more
There’s an old rule in advertising: never let the client believe the product is more interesting than the story. Well, somebody forgot to tell soccer/futbol. Right now, the sport itself is starting to look like the product demo, and the AI running underneath it is starting to look like the star. Two stories landed this … Read more
The short version Over the past few hours, I went through a portion of my website portfolio and rebuilt the parts that AI agents, not people, read. The pages look identical to those seen by a human visitor. But underneath, each site now hands an AI agent a clean, machine-readable map of what the site … Read more
When the Door Closes on the Biggest Player in the Room Here’s what actually happened between Google and OpenAI — and why the story everyone’s telling misses the point entirely. I’ve been watching this unfold with the kind of fascination usually reserved for watching two tech giants play chicken on a highway. On the surface, … Read more
When I first looked at Zoom Slides, my immediate reaction wasn’t “Zoom built a PowerPoint competitor.” Instead, I saw another step in a journey I’ve been writing about for nearly twenty years. Back in January, while previewing the sessions I’d be moderating at ITExpo, I wrote that the future of Unified Communications wasn’t simply UC … Read more
