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2020-2025

Stop tweaking your AI models. Do this instead.

Subscribe • Previous Issues The Missing Layer: Why Your AI Agent Fails — and What Actually Fixes It As organizations move autonomous AI agents from experimental sandboxes into live production, a critical bottleneck has emerged. Foundation models are remarkably capable but structurally unsuited to complex, multi-step work on their own. They have no persistent memory, no built-in sense of what is allowed,…

Shadow IT is back, and this time it has admin access

Subscribe • Previous Issues What Is An AI Delegate? OpenClaw arrived with little fanfare and quickly became the fastest growing open source AI project on record. At its core, OpenClaw is a personal autonomous agent framework. It is software that connects a large language model to your email, calendar, file system, messaging apps, and external APIs, then acts on your behalf across…

AI is describing your competitors better than you. Here’s why.

Subscribe • Previous Issues The AI Visibility Playbook: Surviving the Shift from Search to Synthesis More people are turning to AI chatbots instead of traditional search engines to find information online. Even Google now displays an AI Overview at the top of many search results to summarize answers directly. When search engines ruled the internet, search engine optimization (SEO) served as the…

Why the heaviest AI users actually produce worse results 🤯

Subscribe • Previous Issues How to Stay Employable When AI Is Coming for Your Job Over the past few weeks, I have had a lot of conversations with people who are genuinely worried about what AI means for their careers. Not just developers, but marketers, analysts, lawyers, and others who are starting to wonder how much of their job will exist in…

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