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Workday Is the Anti-Airtable
AI makes software easier to build and the system underneath it harder to replace.
Aug 18
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Brian Sykes
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The Airtable Collapse: Which SaaS Companies Might Be Next?
A recurring framework for founders and investors for evaluate health of enterprise SaaS companies in an increasingly AI-disrupted world
Aug 16
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Brian Sykes
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July 2026
The AI Frontier Report #1: Kimi K3 and the Shrinking AI Gap
How a Chinese startup just narrowed the frontier to a few percentage points. How does that affect how companies build with AI going forward?
Jul 23
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Brian Sykes
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The Market Map: Owning Your Intelligence
Mapping the ecosystem enabling enterprises to build and own AI
Jul 16
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Brian Sykes
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June 2026
Post-Training is Back: How to Own Your Intelligence Like a Pro
A practical guide to custom model development, post-training, and the startup ecosystem making it all possible
Jun 24
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Brian Sykes
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The End of Renting Intelligence
Why leading companies can no longer afford to rent frontier intelligence
Jun 16
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Brian Sykes
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The AI Bottleneck Isn't Chips. It's Watts.
Why the next era of AI will be defined by power, not silicon
Jun 12
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Brian Sykes
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The End of Free Money in AI: Why the Industry Is Moving to Cost-Accounting Mode
Why AI's AWS moment came too soon — and what it means for enterprise AI adoption
Jun 1
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Brian Sykes
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May 2026
The Return of the IC Role
A few years ago, career growth in Big Tech meant one thing: stop doing the work and start managing people. AI is quietly reversing that equation.
May 27
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April 2026
Anthropic AI Exposure Index, Part II: Perception vs. Reality
Workers know what's coming. However, the ones most worried about it are actually the ones best positioned to win.
Apr 27
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Brian Sykes
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xAI and Cursor Make it Official
SpaceX said it will either buy Cursor for $60 billion or pay the startup a $10 billion model training fee
Apr 22
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Brian Sykes
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The State of AI Adoption in the Enterprise [Q1 2026 Review]
Do 95% of enterprise AI pilots really fail? Making sense of the oft-cited MIT study that seems to pop up in every pitch deck - and what the data…
Apr 13
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Brian Sykes
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