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If you can get away with breaking regulations and laws, you can gain competitive advantage over those who don't. drafts.interfluidity.com/2025/02/25/a...

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Good example of art criticism, "how to see," all that. artsandculture.google.com/story/vision...

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59% of respondents have using a platform instead of whole bunch of different platforms as a priority. // Enterprise want the benefits of centralized, standardized IT stacks. Always. www.forrester.com/blogs/drive-...

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(1) What Would Happen if We Did Nothing? (2) What Could Make Us Regret This Decision? (3) What Alternatives Did We Overlook? (4) How Will We Know If This Was the Right Decision? (5) Is This Decision Reversible? hbr.org/2025/02/5-qu...

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Good tables translating AI-tech-speak to business outcomes. www.oreilly.com/radar/ai-ess...

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This is a really good overview AI middleware, all the stuff you need to surround model access to. As you see, it is A LOT. And still, it doesn't include the runtime and operations stuff - day two. moorinsightsstrategy.com/are-ai-devel...

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If you've let your data lakes turn into data swamps your AI projects are going to go poorly. www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/...

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My first law of enterprise AI: if you end up having two robots talk with each other to complete a task, that task was bullshit in the first place, and you should probably eliminate it rather than automate it.

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The AIs love using "dive" as in "let's dive right in." Maybe in our future quest to show authentic, human communication, we'll have to stop using "dive" to. Let's start the discussion and dive right on.

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What AI is good at, or, please don't fuck up my job and ETFs // Plus, links and strange finds from the World Wide Web // my newsletter episode for today: newsletter.cote.io/p/what-ai-is...

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My summary: humans resisting change is a bottleneck. // AI is a technology and is prey to the usual barriers and bottlenecks to mass-adoption. // marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevo...

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"In the long run maintenance is a majority of the work for any given feature, and responsibility for maintenance defaults to the project maintainers" www.construct.net/en/blogs/ash...

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”The takeaway is that forks from relicensing tend to have more organizational diversity than the original projects. In addition, projects that lean on a community of contributors run the risk of that community going elsewhere when relicensing occurs.” www.theregister.com/2025/02/24/o...

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Tech never dies. Helpful consequence: take care of it before it takes care of you. www.ciodive.com/spons/top-ed...

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”The big issue, whether it’s generative or analytical AI, has always been how to we get to production deployments. It’s easy to do a proof of concept, a pilot or a little experiment…” siliconangle.com/2025/02/21/g...

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Garbage in, garbage out: "GenAI can't deliver real business value if a foundation is broken. Too many B2B organizations are trying to layer genAI on top of scattered, siloed, and outdated technologies, data, and processes." www.forrester.com/blogs/genai-...

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”Before this A.I. boom, start-ups generally burned $1 million to get to $1 million in revenue… Now getting to $1 million in revenue costs one-fifth as much and could eventually drop to one-tenth, according to an analysis of 200 start-ups conducted by Afore.” www.nytimes.com/2025/02/20/t...

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One estimate: in the US, “spending by the top 10% alone accounted for almost one-third of gross domestic product." // Never mind the, like, morals?...doesn't seem very anti-fragile. archive.ph/yjZCZ

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Because, they can't lower prices on their core products least Wall Street freak-the-fuck out. longform.asmartbear.com/compete-on-p...

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Back-up the truck and dump the enterprise enterprise marketing slop. Yes, and, this is an example of my "bad things are bad" principle. If the slop you get is bad, it will be bad. But it can also be good, in which case, it will be good. blogs.idc.com/2025/02/24/t...

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If we've learned anything it's that lawyers should NOT use the robot. We learned that awhile ago. www.theregister.com/2025/02/25/f...

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"Ikea is also exploring AI-powered supply chain optimization opportunities, such as minimizing delivery times and enhancing loading sequences for shipments to minimize costs. AI in CX mostly targets personalization.” www.ciodive.com/news/Ikea-AI...

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Using AI for HR - management and workers. // "autonomous killer robots." // My newsletter episode for today: newsletter.cote.io/p/using-ai-f...

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AI ROI is difficult: ”30 percent of respondents say their top challenge is the inability to measure data, analytics and AI impact on business outcomes” www.theregister.com/2025/02/21/d...

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”Nearly half (47%) report a large benefit from adopting GenAI for evaluation and reporting in their campaigns.” // 77% of surveys marketing people say they're using generative AI for marketing stuff. www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/...

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This week, @brandonwhichard.com, @cote.io and @mattray.bsky.social discuss how banks beat PayPal with Zelle, what the Wiz survey says about AI usage, and whether you can really “disagree and commit.” Plus, are multitools actually useful? https://www.softwaredefinedtalk.com/507

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Could be that AI use makes you better. arxiv.org/html/2502.02...

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"The ChatGPT developer currently has 2 million paying enterprise users, twice as many as in September." NY Times: OpenAI to “end 2024 with a $5 billion loss on sales of $3.7 billion." siliconangle.com/2025/02/20/o...

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"HFS data suggests enterprise investment is rising by more than 25% on average into 2025… We estimate enterprise spending on GenAI in 2024 accounted for less than 1% of global IT services spending. www.horsesforsources.com/2025-breakth...

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Platform definition: “a product that supports the creation and/or delivery of other products." www.forrester.com/blogs/a-simp...

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Finally, a concrete example of enterprise AI. There's a lot going on here: moorinsightsstrategy.com/inside-oracl... Some follow-up:

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Adding more condiments to the 7 layer networking burrito, with Marino Wijay - Why do we keep adding new layers and frameworks instead of just fixing the ones we have? This week, @wiggitywhitney.bsky.social and I talk with @virtualized6ix.wtf www.softwaredefinedinterviews.com/94

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The European view on enlightened American management policy: "Greg, I hate to bring it to you, but working for ten fucking hours a day is not the normal hour.” brainbaking.com/post/2025/02...

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Imagining big changes in European priorities: changing policy to get more energy, more emphasis on militaries. ronanmcgovern.com/on-european-...

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"At the risk of saying the quiet part out loud, the way CEOs are talking about agents sure sounds like how they talk about employees--only cheaper!" redmonk.com/kholterhoff/...

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Semiconductors, Security, and the DeepSeekFreak, along with Ass Semiotics // In this episode: AI eschatology, tariff troubles, a deep, intellectual hate mayonnaise, and Hollywood still relies on glue to critique its own youth obsession. newsletter.cote.io/p/semiconduc...

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