Journal
15 October 2026
How can we trust AI when it gains the power to act? In the first episode of SkyeTec Talks, we explore prompt injection, the Norwegian language, and how businesses can embrace AI with both trust and control.
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Anders Thulin Røkke has been appointed CEO of SkyeTec and will lead the company’s continued focus on AI, agentic solutions and business development.
Around Christmas we went all-in on AI. Since then, no one on our development team has written a single line of code. On how AI has changed what we do, what matters – and where we are going.
Anything stateless becomes a commodity. Anything that accumulates state compounds. On the hypertail, convergence, and why the weights worth owning are not the frontier's but your own.
How SkyeTec IO brings cost, security and resources into one operational view, built through AI-centric development as a foundation for further automation.
Many talk about transformation. Few do it when it really costs. Anders on why he said no to the safe choices and yes to SkyeTec.
Applications to SkyeTec now run through a recruitment system we built ourselves. Here is why we chose to build rather than buy, and what we are taking into our client projects.
My title, Chief Imagination Officer, tends to earn a raised eyebrow. That is part of the point: when autonomous systems absorb execution, it is imagination, not analysis, that becomes the scarce resource.
European ownership of models and architecture is not symbolic. It is how you extract the most intelligence per token.
Below 300 ms a machine feels like a conversational partner. Above 800 ms the brain treats it as a broken phone line. The window is not a design choice; it is neurology.
SubQ is not proof that the transformer is dead — it is proof that architectural choice is now a competitive variable, not a fixed premise.