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Less jargon. More leverage.
Keeping up with AI is a full-time job. This digest does it for you in a few minutes a week. Learn what's changed, and how to use it to save time, energy, and money. In plain English, with original sources included.
Latest issue · No. 001 · 8 October 2026
ChatGPT grew hands, open models got cheaper, and a robot took a molten-steel bath
This week AI moved from answering questions to doing work: building interfaces, running small-business tasks, reviewing contracts, and routing decisions. Ten stories worth your time.
This is issue one. The deal is simple: ten stories in all: nine that change what you can get done, and one that is interesting enough to bring up at dinner. No funding theatre, no “the future of work is here.” The common thread: AI is moving from answering questions to doing work. It is building interfaces, clicking across business software, reading contracts and making fast decisions. The useful question is no longer “What can it say?” It is “What can it finish?”
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A weekly digest for CEOs, entrepreneurs, and curious people who want leverage from AI without doing IT homework. Written for me first, shared because it turned out to be useful. Weekly, 5-10 minutes, plain English, with primary sources included for further reading.