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AI, explained for owners.

Every weekday: the AI news that actually changes something for a school, clinic, factory or shop — and what to do about it. Written for owners, not engineers.

Past editions

  1. Your staff's AI chats may not be as private as you think9 stories
  2. The AI You Didn't Order Is Already Inside Your Software9 stories
  3. Your AI bill is getting a report card. Read it before you renew8 stories
  4. Your AI vendor sets the rules, and it just changed some9 stories
  5. Your AI tool's rules can change overnight. Plan for it8 stories
  6. A poisoned AI add-on, and the question to ask your developer8 stories
  7. Copilot Moves Into the Accounts Office. Do the Maths First9 stories
  8. When AI doesn't ask permission: a lesson for every business9 stories
  9. When your AI tool goes further than you asked8 stories
  10. AI tools are stepping past their fences. Is yours fenced in?8 stories
  11. Which AI your staff may use is now a management decision8 stories
  12. Still waiting for the AI payoff, so test small and measure9 stories
  13. Claude Duet arrives on a US waitlist: what to do while you wait8 stories
  14. The AI agent your staff will try before you've decided on it8 stories
  15. Claude Duet joins the AI agent race. Test it before you trust it8 stories
  16. The real AI win is boring: back-office work, checked by a person9 stories
  17. The AI helpers your staff use need a leash, not a ban8 stories
  18. Fewer junior hires at Anthropic, and what that means for yours9 stories
  19. Your AI tools can change engines without telling you9 stories
  20. When AI presses send: a made-up tip and what it teaches owners9 stories
  21. Private AI on your own Mac: useful for some, oversold for most8 stories
  22. A false AI tip, and why your business needs a human signature8 stories
  23. Draft, don't send: what a false AI tip teaches small businesses9 stories
  24. When AI stops drafting and starts acting, who checks the work?9 stories
  25. An AI agent filed a false police tip. Now audit yours.9 stories
  26. The cheap end of AI got cheaper — and noisier9 stories
  27. The model moved closer. Your obligations did not.9 stories
  28. Who Will Actually Install Your AI — And What They'll Charge9 stories
  29. Copilot Is Not an Operating System. Windows Is Still Windows.9 stories
  30. The software that keeps working after you leave9 stories
  31. The cheap model is now the good model9 stories
  32. The cheap tier is now the good tier9 stories
  33. Copilot moves in, and the bill is per seat9 stories
  34. One App To Run Your Back Office9 stories
  35. Microsoft picks a side: Copilot is now a work tool, not a companion9 stories
  36. The front desk learns to talk back9 stories
  37. A new flagship model, and the boring test that should decide it9 stories
  38. The machine suggested it. Who signed off?9 stories
  39. The visit that never happens9 stories
  40. The price of attacking a small business just fell8 stories
  41. Attacks got cheaper. Your boring checklist got more important9 stories
  42. When the chat box starts doing the work9 stories
  43. When the Answer Box Starts Selling Ads9 stories
  44. Read-only: the best AI advice of the year9 stories
  45. Cheaper attackers, packaged AI, and a truce nobody can verify9 stories
  46. The misuse report your clinic should actually read9 stories
  47. Missiles, spyware, and your accounts payable8 stories
  48. Your AI vendor is reading the logs — and it still missed one8 stories
  49. The AI crime report that should change your payments process9 stories
  50. The attackers got cheaper before your defences did8 stories
  51. Your AI Account Is Now Worth Stealing9 stories
  52. When the AI sends the invoice9 stories
  53. The agent that got loose, and what it means for your logins9 stories
  54. When the AI goes down, what happens to your Tuesday?9 stories
  55. The afternoon three AI services went quiet at once9 stories
  56. The Setting Nobody Checked9 stories
  57. When the AI acts on its own: what to lock down this month9 stories
  58. Your staff's AI logins are being stolen, and passwords won't help9 stories
  59. Where Your AI Got Its Training Data Is Now Your Problem9 stories
  60. AI arrives as a checkbox in software you already pay for9 stories

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