All editions.
Every briefing, fully archived. Five to six new ones every week.
261 briefings. Five to six new ones every week.
- EDITION #281
Why an AI Can Build You a Spreadsheet — and Then Never Touch It Again | Edition 281
Edition 281 — We tested four AI platforms on the same spreadsheet task. One builds a sheet then freezes; two can only look; two rewrite it live.
- EDITION #280
The AI That Painted a Masterpiece It Couldn't Count | Edition 280
Edition 280 - We asked two AI models to repaint Van Gogh's Sunflowers from words alone. Both captured the soul of it. Neither could count the flowers.
- EDITION #279
Why Google Just Renamed the AI Tool 30 Million People Use | Edition 279
Edition 279 — NotebookLM is now Gemini Notebook. What's free, what's private, and the nine things it can build from your documents.
- EDITION #278
We Stopped Trusting the AI Leaderboards and Ran Our Own Tests | Edition 278
Edition 278 - A Chinese open model just took the #1 coding spot, with its weights promised for Monday. So we spent the weekend trying to break it, and built a test you can run on your own tools.
- EDITION #277
Why Your Two-Day Report Now Takes Minutes | Edition 277
Edition 277 — OpenAI and Anthropic both shipped office AI agents this month. One venture firm's competitor research already went from two days to minutes. Here's which tool to use for what.
- EDITION #276
Why Claude Just Handed You a Free AI Coach
Edition 276 — Anthropic's new Reflect feature turns your chat history into a personal AI fluency audit
- EDITION #275
Why This Is the Best Week Ever to Be an AI Buyer | Edition 275
Edition 0275 — Three labs, one Wednesday, and a price ladder that now runs from $1 to $50. Here's how to read the menu.
- EDITION #274
The hidden battle inside the mainframe
Edition 274 — BMC's Ken Chism on mainframe ransomware, Zero Trust & resilience
- EDITION #273
Why Anthropic Just Made Its Smartest AI Nearly Free
Edition 273 — The pricing move, the catch nobody's talking about, and who actually saves money.
- EDITION #272
We Sent One Client Email to 5 AI Models. The Cheapest One Lied.
Five models, four runs, one fabrication — and the cost of all five replies was 1.2 cents.
- EDITION #271
Why Smart Professionals Stopped Googling Their Competitors [#271]
There's an engine that reads the internet for you and cites every claim. Here's the exact way to put it to work.
- EDITION #270
You Can Play a Video Game That No Computer Is Actually Running
It has no game engine. A neural network paints every frame as you move — and you can play it free, in your browser, in about ten seconds.
- 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.
