AI 2025: the year when promises came due
2025 was the year the AI “fairy tale” ended. This technology moved into homes and businesses for good, bringing challenges around scale, costs, regulations and usage in ways far from what its creators intended.
2025 didn’t go down in AI history for one spectacular moment. There wasn’t a single launch that reset the global narrative. Instead, something far less flashy—but more fundamental—happened. AI stopped being a story about potential and started being measured by results.
Now that the never-ending testing phase is behind us, AI has become the backbone of many activities—on par with our infrastructure. And infrastructure has to be stable, predictable, and operate at scale.
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