Kevin Ogunsua
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Frontier AI Labs Are Out Of Pace With The Realities Of Enterprise AI
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s essay this past weekend, “We Must Pace the Frontier,” argues that the AI industry should slow the pace of frontier model advancement until safety, oversight, and alignment mechanisms can catch up. His proposal includes embedded third-party evaluators inside AI labs, industrywide safety coordination, and possibly government-backed limits on AI capability development. […]
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AI Cost Management: How Prepared Are You?
As AI adoption accelerates, many organizations are discovering that spending is rising faster than their ability to control it. Building the right cost management capabilities is becoming essential to scaling AI without sacrificing financial discipline.
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Databricks Unleashes The Genie: The Power Of The Four C’s
The Databricks Data + AI Summit 2026 signals a shift from experimentation to enterprise-scale, agentic AI. With over 30,000 attendees (representing a 36% annual increase) and global participation across more than 150 countries, Databricks is positioning itself as a foundational platform for data-intelligent applications. Last year, we wrote that Databricks went “beyond the lakehouse” by […]
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Dollars And Sense At FinOps X 2026: Is AI Value Management Bigger Than FinOps?
FinOps X continues to be one of the fastest-growing and most action-packed events on our calendar. FinOps X 2026 outdid the prior year’s iteration with 2,500 total attendees, up 25% from FinOps X’s 2025 count. Last year, we wrote that AI cost management was a “nascent but growing” theme at the event. Wow, that has […]
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Strategically Building The Future Of AI With Value: Meet Kevin A. Ogunsua, Principal Analyst For AI Strategy And Value
Some people see big rocks as obstacles. I move them, work around them, or build on them. I grew up on a university campus where curiosity wasn’t just encouraged but was ambient. My father was a professor. My mother was both a teacher and a tailor. At home, ideas were debated, patterns were studied, and […]