Happy New Year to all! Artificial intelligence is everywhere right now—on earnings calls, in social media and headlines, and in nearly every product ad and demo that crosses our screens.
Much of the media and technology industry is already pointing to 2026 as the year of AI integration into daily workflows, consumer products, and decision-making systems. That framing matters, because it reshapes how we think about timing, patience, and value.
At Coroebus, and with Pythia, we are not rushing to be loud—we are focused on being ready.
Using AI Where It Belongs
We use AI to write our blog posts.
That sentence might surprise some readers, but it shouldn’t (we imagine you can identify when we started). Large Language Models (LLMs) are extraordinarily effective at accelerating tasks that are repeatable, structured, and time-consuming. Writing drafts, synthesizing ideas, organizing themes—these are all areas where AI shines. Using it allows us to reclaim time and attention.
And that reclaimed time is intentional.
By leveraging AI for content, research, and internal tooling, we place a premium on what cannot be automated: human-to-human advice, especially judgment under uncertainty requiring both quantitative and qualitative analysis, ethical framing, and when emotional intelligence is required to guide real people through real decisions.
In a world where information is becoming cheaper by the day, wisdom becomes more valuable.
Pythia Is Early
We have been talking about Pythia for almost a decade and realistically marketing a launch for more than a year. We have also been asked the question: “So, where is the app?”
With the tech industry now aligning around 2026 as the inflection point for true AI integration, Pythia’s upcoming mobile release is designed to meet the moment.
The Takeaway
AI is not replacing all human advice. It is redefining its value.
As automation accelerates, what remains human becomes scarce and therefore precious. Our approach reflects that belief: use AI aggressively where it saves time, and invest that time back into people.
Pythia is coming — and is aligned with where the world is going.
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