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