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Musk's five-step algorithm says automate last. With AI agents the first four steps matter even more: automation amplifies whatever process it's given.
AI startups are announcing ARR figures that just aren't revenue. How the metric got stretched, why it matters, and what to ask vendors before you buy.
AI watermarks are about to make workplace AI use checkable. Why stigma and snitch culture slow AI adoption — and why openness beats detection at work.
Every company now claims to be an AI company. A practical five-point test to tell genuine AI transformation from a rebrand with just a chatbot on top.
Indian IT is feeling AI first because outsourced work was already commoditised. The simple test that explains its squeeze also maps your own exposure.
Staff using AI at work are training the systems that may replace them. Why the bargain deserves daylight and what workers and employers should do now.
Investors price AI data centres like apartment buildings full of GPUs. Here is the landlord logic, where it leaks, and how to build so you can switch.
Forget the GPT vs Claude debate. The businesses winning with AI documented how they work first — institutional knowledge is the real competitive moat.
I backed servant leadership in 2010 and I still do. But "How can I help?" needs a boundary, or helping ends up meaning you own someone else's problem.
Ten articles on Gerber's E-Myth, condensed into one practical read: capability maps, role specifications, governance, and why founders now stay close.