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Atlassian Team '26 – why Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian thinks the more AI advances, the more human imperfection matters This article is sponsored by: Atlassian Team 26 event logo © Atlassian

Alexis Ohanian built the front page of the internet – and he thinks AI is about to make it unreadable. The Reddit co-founder and Seven Seven Six investor argues that as generated content floods every platform, provably human networks become the scarce and valuable thing. Oh, and space eyeballs.

Mike Cannon-Brookes and Alexis Ohanian at Team '26 © Atlassian

Atlassian Team ’26 – Champions, clean data and exec buy‑in fuel the Rovo‑lution This article is sponsored by: Atlassian Team 26 event logo © Atlassian

User panelists from Rover, LL Bean, LVT and Pythian shared how they’re rolling out Atlassian’s AI tools, stressing the need for clean, connected data, visible champions and curated executive experiences to make Rovo stick as part of everyday work – not just another shiny tool.

Customer using AI tools © Nuttapong punna - Canva

How to build an AI-first firm that wins the next decade This article is sponsored by: Certinia logo

AI-native services firms are already running 3-4x more projects than their competitors with the same headcount. Certinia's Prasad Sulur breaks down what it takes to build the operating model, talent base, and asset stack that lets a professional services firm compete in this new environment.

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