What changed in AI, and what to do about it.
A weekly briefing on AI developments and what they mean for your business. Browse past issues below.
How to Evaluate Your AI Contract Renewal (Pricing, Terms, and Commitments)
What to check before you commit to another year of AI spending.
5 steps to check an AI investment's ROI
How to know if your AI spend will grow your company's profit
Who’s keeping your company’s AI up to date?
Why old docs and scattered knowledge are suddenly more important
Is AI actually making teams more productive?
Plus: Not A Bot is back!
GTM engineering: the fastest growing role in tech
What is GTM engineering, and why is it growing so fast?
How to find and fix gaps in your AI workflows
An illustrative patient request shows what can go missing between a good AI interaction and finished work.
OpenAI’s AI agents now work 25 hours for every eight hours worked by its researchers
The next AI skill is managing machine work, not writing better prompts
OpenAI is cutting off Cursor on November 12
Your AI product may now depend on a model company you never chose
OpenAI gave companies an AI control panel
The new Admin plugin can manage access, usage, and spending. It still cannot tell you whether the work improved.
Claude is adding invisible marks to their writing
You will not see the mark, but software may. Here is why Anthropic is doing it and what this could mean for your company.
More than 500 communities are blocking data centers. AI has a trust problem.
PLUS: Grok Bot can work across your software, and the next important AI hire may not be technical.
Meta is opening its AI models. What will set your company apart?
The model is becoming easier to replace. The workflow around it is not.
Meta made its new AI up to 95% cheaper when customers share their data
PLUS: OpenAI’s next model advanced ten math problems, and Google reorganised DeepMind.
Your AI agent needs a job description
Agents can now work for hours and act across systems. A prompt is no longer enough.
Claude had service issues four days this week
PLUS: Why AI is moving work across job boundaries, and how OpenAI cut the cost of running its models.
AI activity is not AI productivity
More tools, users, and pilots can still leave one important question unanswered: what part of the business is actually working better?
An OpenAI agent broke into another AI company
PLUS: Why Kimi K3 matters, and what companies still get wrong about AI adoption.
OpenAI has 400 former Apple employees. Apple just sued over it.
Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI raises a question every enterprise deployer needs to sit with. Here's what it actually says.
DoorDash's agent lifted checkout 24%. Here's how.
DoorDash published the numbers. Thinking Machines opened the weights. The question now is who can prove their AI worked.
Anthropic’s $1.5B implementation bet just got a name
Ode with Anthropic is live. The bet behind it is that implementation, not models, is where the money goes.
The two AI workflow tools your team depends on just merged
Prefect acquired Dagster. If your team runs data pipelines or is building agents on top of them, this changes the vendor landscape. Plus four more things today.
16 Nobel winners just addressed your board agenda
The 200+ economists who understand labor disruption best just said the window is closing. Here’s what that means inside your company.
AI completed a BMW. What's it completing at your company?
ChatGPT Work, AlphaEvolve, humanoid robots at BMW. This week was about finishing, not assisting.
What Liberty Mutual knew that most companies didn't
When Fable 5 went dark, Liberty Mutual kept running. Their infrastructure approach is the playbook every operator should know.
The $2B bet that AI wins through acquisition
SoftBank and Thrive are buying accounting and IT firms to transform them with AI. Plus four other reads for today.