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AI Economy
Intelligence as a common good.
When the cost of generating something tends to zero, value migrates to people's specific expertise, taste, trust, and creativity.
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Transforming businesses with AI
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Companies don't need more AI tools; they need to sort out their processes before asking a model to solve what nobody internally understands.
The automation trap in traditional companiesA university student with an experimental mindset and language models can prototype in a weekend what used to take a traditional consultancy three months of diagnosis.
Juniors with AI versus seniors with inertiaThe most valued skill isn't writing prompts, it's framing the right problem and having the business judgment to discard 90% of the noise.
Which skills to cultivate so you don't fall behindStart with the team's most repetitive, tedious pain. Solve that first and adoption happens on its own, out of relief rather than obligation.
How to transform a real business without a huge budget
Active signals
3 trends in this New Economy
Less Artificial, More Intelligent
Artificial intelligence enters daily decisions while concerns grow about errors, biases, and data usage.
See the signal 09Everything Must Be Personalized
Useful personalization reduces effort; opaque personalization feels like surveillance. People want relevance and control over their data.
See the signal 23Internet of Things
Connected devices and subscriptions automate replenishment, energy, and maintenance.
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