Three institutions on one continent answered, in public and in one week, the questions most boardrooms are still debating. A bank in Tokyo let generative AI write the code for the system that holds every customer's balance. China's highest court told every judge in the country how to rule when an AI clones a voice. And one of India's largest outsourcers found it had the equivalent of twenty thousand people's time on its hands, and had to decide what to do with it.

None of the three is a vendor announcing a product. All three are institutions reporting on themselves.

In this episode, Stephen Forte covers:

• Tokyo, the build. Sony Bank and Fujitsu published phase-by-phase results from a year of AI-assisted development on the bank's core banking system: development period down 30 percent, hours down 40 perce ...