China strikes again. Two big model releases this week – Minimax H3 (Hailuo), king-size video generator, which can run on a machine that can support 500 GB of VRAM. You won’t be running this on a MacBook any time soon, but big inference providers like DeepInfra will be able to serve this up and it’s…
Summary In today's episode, I walk through Trust Insights' new paper on theoretical AI usage and what jobs AI could actually do. Here's what this means for you. You gain a clearer framework for evaluating AI opportunities in your own organization beyond the panic-inducing headlines about job displacement. You'll also learn these concepts: why Anthropic's…
A reminder that there is a 3rd way between “vendor lock-in” and “YOLO vibe code an alternative”. That way is called FOSS: Free, Open Source Software. Free, Open Source Software that bears either an Apache, BSD, or MIT license can be used for commercial purposes without restriction. AGPL and GPL licensed software can be used…
Summary In today's episode, I tackle the question of whether falsifying CRM data using AI is a performance problem or a technology problem and explain why accountability always lands on a human. Here's what this means for you. You'll walk away knowing that no AI system acts on its own and that building proper governance…
Summary In today's episode, I answer how agencies scale output and margins without scaling headcount by handing templated tasks to AI. Here's what this means for you. You gain a clear rule for identifying which work to automate and which to keep with humans, so you build a leaner, faster agency. You'll also learn these…
One of the best things you can do in enterprise AI is set up testbeds to count tokens. Here’s why. Claude’s enterprise pricing is this: Opus 4.8: $5/million tokens in, $25/million tokens out Sonnet 4.6: $3/million tokens in, $15/million tokens out Microsoft’s pricing is based on Copilot Credits; 1 credit is one penny, and they…
Summary In today's episode, I tackle Tim's question about whether to mandate AI adoption across non-technical departments or let it grow organically, and I make the case for reframing AI as a way to save jobs and cut software costs instead of headcount. Here's what this means for you. You gain a sharper lens for…
