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  1. Paper compute

    On October 5, a trader in Chicago who has never trained a model, never signed a power contract, never waited a week for a GPU allocation to clear, starts helping set the price of the thing every AI company runs on.

  2. OpenAI's survival is now someone else's credit risk

    On July 9, S&P Global Ratings cut Oracle to BBB-/A-3 from BBB/A-2, one notch above junk.

  3. The subscription was an insurance policy

    When AT&T stopped selling unlimited data in 2010, the customers who still had the old $30 plan would not let go.

  4. The agent economy runs on permission slips

    On July 1, Cross River Bank announced an expanded partnership with Stripe to power card issuing for agentic commerce.

  5. Cloning Claude

    Between April 22 and June 5, 2026, Alibaba ran 25,000 fraudulent accounts through Claude.

  6. CUDA is the x86 of AI

    In the early 1990s, any manufacturer could build an IBM-compatible machine, and dozens did, from Compaq and Dell on down.

  7. You can't print this one on a t-shirt

    In the 1990s I owned a munition.

  8. Who decides which agents get to transact?

    On June 10, 2026, Mastercard and Visa each announced credentialing infrastructure for AI agents.

  9. Apple rented the brain

    For forty years, Apple’s competitive theory was control.

  10. Inference got 430× cheaper. Your agent didn't.

    I run agents constantly.

  11. Compute is an energy business. Bitcoin miners knew first.

    April 20, 2024.

  12. The cost of intelligence just hit zero

    The companies that build the layer value migrates through don’t usually see it coming.

  13. Every agent in production is a stranger

    In October 2025, researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 demonstrated what they called agent session smuggling.

  14. The catalog isn't the market

    A procurement agent runs a sourcing task.

  15. The limit isn't reasoning. It's reach.

    Ask an AI agent to book a restaurant, check your calendar, pull a competitor’s pricing, or file an expense.