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- EDITION #243
Why Businesses Quietly Started Choosing Claude Over ChatGPT
AI adoption just passed 50% of U.S. companies — and for the first time, the underdog overtook the giant in who they actually pay for.
- EDITION #242
Why a Volcano Just Handed Us a 2,000-Year-Old Library
Vesuvius buried it in AD 79. For 275 years it was unreadable.
- EDITION #241
Five Issues. Five Times the Obvious Take Was Wrong.
Entry-level jobs, burnout, AI agents, ads inside your chatbot — this week's biggest stories all flipped the script everyone expected.
- EDITION #240
Why You're About to Pay for the Wrong AI Agent
Three 24/7 assistants just collided — and the one you'll instinctively grab is probably the worst fit for how you actually work.
- EDITION #239
Your AI Chatbot Just Became a Salesman
Google embedded ads directly into Gemini's answers. No leaving Search. No clicking away. The conversation is the ad experience now.
- EDITION #238
Why the People Best at AI Are Burning Out First
The productivity paradox nobody warned you about — and the one move that fixes it
- EDITION #236
Why Your AI Always Agrees With You
A yes-man with a PhD is still a yes-man. One prompt turns it into a red team that attacks your decision before reality does.
- EDITION #233
Why AI Is Quietly Bringing Entry-Level Jobs Back
Everyone says AI is killing the first rung of the ladder. The biggest survey of 2026 says the opposite — and the companies using AI the most are hiring the most.
- EDITION #231
Five Days. Five Things AI Took Off Your Plate.
The AI Super Simplified Week in Review — everything you might've missed, in one scroll.
- EDITION #228
Why You Can Now Make a Video by Just Talking
Google's new Gemini Omni turns a sentence into a video — and lets you edit it by asking. Here's what it does, plus the 3-minute version you can watch right now.
- EDITION #223
Why Your AI Can Now Work the Night Shift
Google just shipped agents that run on a schedule while you sleep — and a $100 preview of where your whole digital life is headed.
- EDITION #221
Everything Google Just Shipped at I/O (Without the Hype)
The four AI launches that matter, ranked by what you can actually do with them
- EDITION #200
The Week AI Stopped Asking for Permission
Surveillance, sanctions, focus groups, layoffs — six issues, six prompts, one scroll.
- EDITION #198
Your Personal AI Insurance Policy
1,300 court cases prove generic just verify it advice does not work. Build yours in 5 questions.
- EDITION #197
Why an AI Bust Wouldn't Hurt You (And Why That's the Problem)
Greg Ip just made the case that an AI crash would barely dent the average worker. Read why that's not the comfort it sounds like.
- EDITION #196
Why 'Layoff to Fund AI' Just Became Standard
Three companies. Same playbook. The CFO memo nobody wants to receive — but most will.
- EDITION #195
Why Real Focus Groups Are About to Vanish
Target, US Bank, and Bain are running it in production. The 6-week consumer research cycle just collapsed to 24 hours.
- EDITION #194
Rehearse Tomorrow's Hard Conversation Tonight
You've already had it eight times in bed. Have it once tomorrow morning, on purpose, with AI playing them.
- EDITION #193
AI Cameras Now Spot Weapons From Miles Away
The same surveillance tech being sold to ICE is about to land in office buildings, schools, and retail. Here's what changed this year.
- EDITION #191
Why This Diary Could Reshape Your AI
For 13 years, the president of OpenAI kept a private journal nobody knew existed.
- EDITION #189
The Week's Biggest AI Stories
Five days. Five stories. The week in AI, plus the prompt you should steal before Monday.
- EDITION #188
The AI Model Anthropic Refuses to Ship
Mythos is so good at finding software vulnerabilities the White House is drafting FDA-style approval rules. The deregulation era of AI just ended. w
- EDITION #187
Why Apple Just Praised a Rival's AI
Mac minis sold out worldwide because of one $20 tool. Most pros are using it like Google.
- EDITION #186
Wall St Just Spent $5.5B to Skip McKinsey
Anthropic and OpenAI both quietly raised consulting-killer war chests last week. Your industry might be the first stop.