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The Most Expensive AI Model Isn't Your Best One Anymore For Knowledge Work
Claude Sonnet 4.6 just topped every model on the benchmark that measures real office output and it's 40% cheaper than the flagship model.
Feb 18
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Stephen Smith
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The Hottest AI Tool of 2026 Is One Your Firm Shouldn't Touch Yet
150,000 developers are building AI agents right now. Your future competitor is probably one of them.
Feb 17
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Stephen Smith
You Tried ChatGPT Once. That Doesn't Count Anymore.
A founder walked away for four hours. The AI finished the job, tested it, and fixed what it didn't like.
Feb 14
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Stephen Smith
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KPMG Saved $59K. The Precedent Will Cost You Millions.
Your biggest client just read the same news you did. They're already doing the math.
Feb 11
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Stephen Smith
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The $300B Legal Tech Crash Wasn't About Technology
The plugin was underwhelming. The business model question it exposed is not.
Feb 9
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Stephen Smith
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What 20,000 Legal Documents Taught Us About AI Synthesis
The search worked. Now here's how we made the synthesis work too.
Feb 6
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Stephen Smith
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What 20,000 Legal Documents Taught Us About AI Search
The search worked. The synthesis didn't. What we're doing differently.
Feb 4
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Stephen Smith
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January 2026
Claude Cowork Isn't for Developers. Here's Who It's Actually For.
New plugins for legal, sales, finance, and more turn Claude into a specialist that follows your team's actual processes.
Jan 31
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Stephen Smith
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Stop Training Your Team to Beat the Machines
AI will win the processing race. Your job is to know when the output is wrong.
Jan 27
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Stephen Smith
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The Instruction File That Replaced My Analyst
I got tired of typing the same prompts every quarter. So I stopped.
Jan 26
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Stephen Smith
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Your Kid's Degree Won't Teach What Employers Actually Need
AI is absorbing the grunt work that trained every white-collar professional. No one's figured out what replaces it.
Jan 23
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Stephen Smith
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Why My ChatGPT Usage Dropped from 80% to 10%
Same files. Same prompt. Very different results. One model found the evidence. Others buried it.
Jan 22
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Stephen Smith
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