AI adoption is expensive. But so is avoiding it.
Everyone wants the upside of AI. Fewer want to foot the bill.
Avoiding that cost doesn't make it disappear, it just shows up later.🤷♀️
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If you don’t define the default action, you still have one.
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Don’t forget to tell me if one of these headlines is more interesting to you than the others so I know what to look for to bring you more tasty things next week.
If you found these #AI #news updates useful, words of affirmation are my love language. ♻️ As are reposts!
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🗞️ 13 OpenClaw email agent deletes AI security researcher’s inbox
🗞️ 14 Man accidentally gains control of an army of 7,000 robot vacuums
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🗞️ 11 Vibe coded app leaks 18,000 users after AI-generated security flaws
When AI writes production code, who owns the verification? This isn’t a story about “bad AI.” It’s a story about missing harnesses.
🗞️ 12 Burger King installs AI hall monitor for employee manners
🗞️ 9 US accelerators aim to turn nuclear waste into fuel for AI’s energy boom
🗞️ 10 Accenture ties leadership promotions to AI use as Block cuts 4,000 jobs
🗞️ 6 Anthropic publishes AI Fluency Index measuring real AI competence
🗞️ 7 Perplexity launches “Computer,” an AI agent that spawns and manages its own sub-agents
🗞️ 8 Gemini gets creative upgrades, including song generation
🗞️ 3 Anthropic launches Claude Code Security, fueling the stock market’s “SaaSpocalypse”
🗞️ 4 Anthropic says Chinese AI labs ran 24,000 fake accounts to clone Claude
🗞️ 5 Claude gets Remote Control to run local coding sessions from anywhere
How many of these 14 #AI #headlines did you catch recently? Tell me the one you find most interesting!
🗞️ 1 OpenAI secures Pentagon deal as Anthropic is cut off over AI limits
🗞️ 2 93% of developers use AI for code, but productivity gains stall at 10%
For serious projects, add tests and constraints. Build a harness.
Harnessing complexity is the new skill.
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AI writes the code. The leverage is in supervision.
Less time coding. More time specifying and verifying.
Before code: make the AI restate what it thinks you want.
After code: have a different AI explain what was built and how it could fail.
A hobbyist tried pairing his DJI Romo robot vacuum with a PlayStation controller.
Instead, he accessed nearly 7,000 devices worldwide.... including live camera feeds inside homes.
Augmented curiosity is a new category of risk.
AI makes answers cheap. That makes judgment expensive.
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Before asking for more data, ask:
What would it take to change my mind?
No commitment, no clarity.
No clarity, no decision.
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If you care about the future of work, #2 is the quiet bombshell. Optimizing for “time saved” is like optimizing a restaurant for “plates cleared." You might move faster, but are you serving better meals? See more in this week’s newsletter: bit.ly/quaesita_sta...
😂 15 AI agents are secretly launching dating profiles for their humans
😂 16 Ars Technica retracts AI story after publishing AI-fabricated quotes
Don't forget to tell me if one of the headlines is more interesting to you than the others so I know what to look for to bring you more things next week.
🗞️ 11 OpenAI hires OpenClaw creator as agent security fears mount
🗞️ 12 OpenAI built a feature that protects you… from OpenAI’s own features
🗞️ 13 University of Michigan student sues over “AI detection” disability bias
😂 14 Reporter rents out his body to AI agents and earns nothing
🗞️ 7 Google and Microsoft team up on WebMCP, a web standard for AI agents
🗞️ 8 Study finds medical AI chatbots falter with real patients
🗞️ 9 METR model forecasts near-total AI R&D automation by 2032
🗞️ 10 AI agents struggle to cooperate in high-stakes simulations
🗞️ 3 Google pushes Gemini Deep Think toward real scientific reasoning
🗞️ 4 GPT solves elite math problems and pushes into theoretical physics
🗞️ 5 NVIDIA doubles down on AI agents and robots
🗞️ 6 Pentagon threatens to cut Anthropic over AI military limits
How many of these 16 #AI #headlines did you catch recently?
For the curious, my newsletter digs into each one: decision.substack.com
🗞️ 1 Lunar New Year becomes launchpad for China’s AI price war
🗞️ 2 The AI cost-cutting trap: why “time saved” may be the wrong metric
Most people think the barrier to automation is technical skill.
It isn't.
The real barrier is knowing what you want badly enough to bother building it.
AI is wasted on people who don't know how to want.
Let me explain: Mhttps://bit.ly/quaesita_startvibing
One reassuring thing about teaching leaders to work with AI: They've been building AI skills their whole careers... without realizing it.
Judgment, context, and institutional memory don’t disappear just because the tools change. They become more valuable.
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What’s the most valuable skill in the AI era?
⛔ It’s not coding.
⛔ It’s not prompt tricks.
⛔ It’s not “keeping up with the latest model.”
💪 It’s judgment.
Whenever a new #AI capability drops, debate centers on how powerful it is. That's the wrong question.
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A subtle shift I’m seeing in strong leaders:
They’re less interested in what AI can do and more interested in what it shouldn’t.
That instinct turns out to be a competitive advantage.
This distinction is central to how I teach Decision-Making with ChatGPT. Enroll here 👉 decisiongptcourse.com
Change doesn’t happen because leaders commit harder. It happens when the way decisions are made changes.
That’s the real leverage in an age of AI and agents: Decisions.
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Context-setting is a strategic act -- not just a prompt-writing detail. What we leave unsaid is often the biggest driver of downstream risk.
One thing AI failures expose quickly: implicit assumptions.
With people, shared context fills the gaps.
With machines, silence gets interpreted as permission.
That difference explains a lot of “AI went wrong” stories.
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Data doesn’t drive decisions.
People do.
This gap between AI capability and decision design is why I built Decision-Making with ChatGPT.
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