Business

Analysis of how AI and technology reshape company strategy, organizations, markets, and capital.

2026

I read Anthropic's March 2026 report and found the 74.5% figure measures something very different from job-loss risk.

UMG and Warner struck AI licensing deals with Suno and Udio while Netflix bought Ben Affleck's AI filmmaking startup, InterPositive.

Reflections from running GTM at Gamma on picking the right customers, pricing, and what turns interest into repeat purchases.

Connecting Claude to Notion made me rethink how discovery, evaluation, and adoption work once AI operates the product.

Lessons from helping foreign firms enter Korea's market: real business design beats side-hustle income claims and lecture counts.

Using Jason Cohen's inversion test and Roger Martin's five questions, I look at what a strategy document should force you to give up.

I trace how studies on Chinese students, cafe patrons, and state farms test whether rice farming really shapes collectivist thinking.

Veo 3's price cuts and Seedance 2.0 show that lower generation fees don't erase the planning, editing, and consent work still required.

Linked 1910 and 1940 US census records suggest neighbors' jobs matter—but the '41% higher' finding needs careful reading.

Korea's adult ADHD treatment numbers jumped 4.85x—but that's not the same as a rise in prevalence.

AI can save time on one task while quietly adding new work elsewhere—here's what the Jevons paradox and recent studies suggest you track.