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- EDITION #269
The Week AI Went Mainstream — and Handed You the Controls
Adoption hit critical mass — and the same five days handed you a tireless research analyst, a friendlier GitHub, and a sharper way to prompt. Your weekly recap, with what to do about each.
- EDITION #268
Why GitHub Isn't Just for Coders Anymore
AI writes the code now, so the only skill that still matters is knowing where work lives.
- EDITION #267
Google Will Do a Week of Analyst Work for You Tonight
Its research agent plans the job, reads hundreds of sources, checks its own work, and hands you a cited report by morning. Here's the two-step workflow to make it sing.
- EDITION #266
Why AI Can Ace the Bar Exam but Can't Read a Clock
The smartest tool you own has a toddler-sized blind spot — and knowing where it lives is the difference between using AI and getting burned by it.
- EDITION #265
Why the First Answer Your AI Gives You Is Almost Never Its Best
Most professionals ask once and move on. The ones getting remarkable results treat it like an interview — here's the technique, and a prompt that builds you a better one.
- EDITION #264
Why Half of U.S. Businesses Just Started Paying for AI
Adoption just crossed 50% on real spend data — and the company winning the most new business isn't the one you'd guess.
- EDITION #263
The Week AI Did the Looking and the Legwork
Hidden orcas, backyard skies, 5,000 sites browsed for you, and the billing change Anthropic walked back. Your week in AI, one scroll.
- EDITION #262
Carlini Was Hired to Doubt AI. Then He Met Anthropic's Mythos.
The most powerful AI yet can find security holes no human can. Here's why that's good news for you.
- EDITION #261
Why Anthropic Blinked on Agent Billing — And What It Means for You
The meter is coming for your AI automations. Here's how to run smart before it does.
- EDITION #260
Your Tireless New Researcher Just Visited 5,000 Sites
Bots now outbrowse humans on the internet for the first time ever — here's how to put one to work for you today.
- EDITION #259
Two AIs Drew the Same Sky. One Looked Up, One Looked Down.
Same prompt, two gorgeous planetariums — and only one drew the sky the way you'd see it standing in your backyard.
- EDITION #258
Why You'll Never Take Notes on a Video Again
Paste any YouTube link, get back a printable recipe card, cheat sheet, or action plan — in about 30 seconds.
- EDITION #257
The 5-Minute MRI Is Almost Here
The tube you dread is quietly disappearing.
- EDITION #256
$1 Billion, 1 Billion Users, and a 5-Minute MRI
Your Week in Review: the 7 days AI got serious about your phone, your health, and your time.
- EDITION #255
The Cure That Used to Take 15 Years Just Got Compressed to 18 Months
OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind is doing something drug companies have been trying to do for decades
- EDITION #254
A Billion Users. Almost Nobody Knows the Trick.
ChatGPT beat TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to a billion monthly users — yet the one habit that separates power users from everyone else takes about five minutes to learn.
- EDITION #252
Apple Just Paid $1B to Break Its Own Promise
The privacy company wired Siri into Google. The real lesson isn't build-vs-buy — it's the price tag nobody reads.
- EDITION #251
The 2,000-Year-Old Orca Only AI Could See
A knife-wielding killer whale sat invisible in the desert for two millennia — until an algorithm finally looked down.
- EDITION #250
The Week We Looked Under the Hood of the AI Boom
Money, chips, power, and the people in charge: the five stories that explain how the whole thing actually runs. Five issues, five prompts, two videos, one scroll.
- EDITION #249
Why the Smartest People in AI Just Asked for a Time-Out
They're not panicking about the future — they're handing you a window. Here's how to use it.
- EDITION #248
Why Google Built Data Centers That Chase the Sun
The real bottleneck in the AI race isn't money or chips — it's electricity. So Google made its data centers follow the power.
- EDITION #247
Why OpenAI's Best Coder Gave Up Writing Code
He's a "10x engineer" worth nearly $30 billion who loved nothing more than shipping code at 2 a.m. Then he took the hardest job in AI — and the trade he made is one every high performer eventually faces.
- EDITION #246
Nvidia Just Built AI a Supercomputer — and Slipped One Into Your Laptop
On a single day in Taipei, Nvidia revealed both ends of the agent era: the cloud machine that runs your AI at industrial scale, and the thin laptop that runs it on your lap with no cloud bill. Here's how fast this is moving.
- EDITION #245
No Company in American History Has Ever Grown Like This
Anthropic just filed for an IPO. $9B to $47B in revenue — not in a year, not in a quarter. In six months.