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Fork Your AI Conversations: Why Power Users Branch Their Chats
Finally, a Way to Have Your Cake and Edit It Too
Sep 18
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Stephen Smith
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Most Americans Have Heard of AI. Few Actually Use It. Here's What That Gap Means for Leaders
Fresh Gallup data reveals why your AI rollout might be stalling and five practical fixes that actually work
Sep 18
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Stephen Smith
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The Great AI Split: Humans Want Advice at 10 PM, Systems Want Automation at Scale
Fresh data from OpenAI and Anthropic reveals writing beats code, context beats price, and your best ROI might be helping people edit emails faster
Sep 16
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Stephen Smith
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From ChatGPT to Court Sanctions: Why Public AI Tools Are Professional Malpractice Waiting to Happen
Your Client, Your Signature, Your Problem: A Guide to the Legal AI Minefield
Sep 15
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Stephen Smith
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When The Curves Cross: AI, Robots, and the Next Ten Years We Can’t Ignore
The real divide isn’t industries; it’s adopters vs. non-adopters on the same team - so re-skill and redesign now.
Sep 14
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Stephen Smith
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Claude just started handing you finished files, not advice
Finally, an AI that ships excel and powerpoint slides, not just vibes.
Sep 11
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Stephen Smith
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The $1.5 Billion Question: What Anthropic's Copyright Settlement Really Means for Creative Work
At $3,000 per book, Anthropic just proved that training AI on human creativity costs less than a month's cloud computing bill
Sep 9
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Stephen Smith
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Context is Capacity: How to Stop Paying for an AI That Can't Remember
Forget the marketing hype. We break down the one number that actually determines an AI’s power for real work - context window size - and why the gap…
Sep 7
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Stephen Smith
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It’s Google’s World, We’re All Just Living In It
Default is destiny - Gemini now lives in your inbox, your pocket, and (Siri-ously) maybe your iPhone.
Sep 5
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Stephen Smith
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Claude flips the privacy default, opt out before September 28
Treat this like the “do not swim with the hair dryer” label for your data, funny until it isn’t
Sep 3
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Stephen Smith
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Summer 2025 in AI: what changed, what matters, and what’s next
From GPT-5 and Claude 4.1 to Grok 4 and Pixel 10, here’s what changed and why it matters
Sep 1
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Stephen Smith
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August 2025
The Career Ladder Is Gone. My Kids Will Get a Diamond Instead.
Why AI Eliminating Grunt Work Might Be Breaking How We Build Experts
Aug 29
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Stephen Smith
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