Last week in AI: Atlas is Dead, Claude is Pondering and Tilly Norwood is Ready for Her Closeup OpenAI did an overhaul of ChatGPT, killed off its Atlas browser, then got accused by Apple of stealing...
Last week in AI: Fable 5 Returns, AI Drives the World Cup, Founding Fathers Get the Gemini Treatment Even with the 4th of July holiday, it was a busy week in AI land. Governments started treating...
Last week in AI: Distrust of AI Amps Up, Reading Carbonized Papyrus, Turning to AI Schwarzenegger for Legal Help Last week’s biggest fights over AI weren’t about what the models can do—they were...
The headlines are exhausting. Here are five recent AI stories that are meant to inspire. If you read my weekly In the Loop newsletter, you know the AI news cycle skews dark. Models get pulled by the...
Last week in AI: Grok at War, Sanders’ UBI, Robots Begging Washington moved to the center of the AI story — pulling Anthropic's top models, confirming Grok's role in bombing Iran, and floating a...
Last week in AI: Fable’s Weird Week, Prometheus Rising, the Curious Case of Dr. Elias Thorne The week's tension was between ambition and control — Anthropic's most powerful model got hit by...
Picking an AI platform is starting to feel like a game of chance “You’re right that Claude has gotten dumb.” This was the text I got from my one of my colleagues yesterday. She was following up on a...
Last week in AI: An Executive Order, Kill Switch, and the Death of Sans Serif Fonts Washington produced a voluntary AI order, a contested congressional bill, and a military memo barring AI vendors...
Last week in AI: $500M AI Bills, Simulated Crime Sprees, Post-Human Dinner Parties The AI ROI reckoning hit hard — a $500M Claude bill, Amazon's tokenmaxxing crackdown, Starbucks retiring its...
We Have a Rocket Ship. We're Using It to Get to Work Faster.
AI is the most powerful technology in human history, and our biggest goal for it is a 40-hour work week. Last week at the Build a Better Agency Summit, I took part in a roundtable discussion with a...
