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Silicon Valley was where the people who built tools found each other. When tools come off the intelligence assembly line, the talent moves to where risk is priced and rules are written: the financial capitals and the capitals of government, not the labs. … readTalent Will Gather Where Risk Is Priced and Rules Are Written
When manufactured intelligence makes the work cheap, the value moves to whoever stands behind it, and the people who price that accountability are insurers. Seven predictions for how they become the real regulators of AI. … readThe Signature Is the Product: Insurers Will Write the Rules of AI
Each firm that swaps a paycheck for a server keeps the savings and spreads the lost spending across everyone. That is a tragedy of the commons, and the commons is aggregate demand. … readThe Automation Tragedy: How the Free Market Is Overgrazing Aggregate Demand
AI is bought like capital but does the work of labor. Stiglitz, Korinek and Acemoglu agree that strains the models economics runs on, and disagree sharply about whether it breaks them. … readCapital That Clocks In: Why Economists Say AI Won’t Stay in the Capital Box
The best advice a consultant can give a corporate client in 2026 is to stop mandating the company AI. Recruit the people who already brought their own, and spend the budget building the system of action their AI has to pass through. … readDo Not Make Them Use Your AI
The sign is aimed at a chat window. But the chatbot was never the AI — it was the display case. The economic weight of generation lands on products, books, and businesses, not conversations. … read“No AI Allowed”: Chat Was the Demonstration, Generation Was the Point