At Davos this year, AI wasn’t a side topic.
It was the thread running through almost every conversation.
What stood out wasn’t hype about new models it was a clear shift in mindset.
Three signals were impossible to ignore:
1. AI is becoming a core economic engine
AI is moving beyond experimentation into the heart of productivity and value creation on a scale comparable to the internet or cloud. The real impact will come from how deeply it’s embedded into products, workflows, and decision-making.
2. The workforce is evolving, not disappearing
Some roles will change. Others will fade. New ones will emerge. The organizations that invest in augmenting human capability not just automating tasks will be the ones that adapt fastest.
3. Execution will decide the winners
The competitive advantage won’t belong to those with the smartest models. It will belong to those who apply AI effectively, responsibly, and at scale in ways that rewire real-world outcomes.
At Vanna, this reinforces what we already believe:
AI creates value only when it’s product led, problem driven, and built for adoption.
The next phase of AI won’t be defined by who experiments first but by who turns AI into impact that actually matters.
