Someone Else Controls Your AI's Kill Switch
On Friday a government switched off two frontier models for everyone. If your operation runs on a capability you don't control, you don't own a tool. You own a continuity risk.
On Friday a government switched off two frontier models for everyone. If your operation runs on a capability you don't control, you don't own a tool. You own a continuity risk.
Anything on a public leaderboard gets trained against. The only AI advantage that doesn't expire is the definition of good that lives exclusively inside your company.
David Haber at a16z: every unrecorded meeting is AI context you'll never recover. The companies recording everything are building a corpus no competitor can access.
Silvia Adlesic said it plainly: willingness to pay measures what the customer believes, not what you built. And in the AI era, belief gets corrected in 48 hours.
Gary Vaynerchuk says YouTube Shorts became his number one platform. Not for the views, but because every video is a deposit into the AEO battleground coming next.
Garry Tan admitted he wrote 540,000 lines of code he didn't need. For 36 years, capability meant lines of code. That equation just inverted, and most of us missed it.
Anthropic says Claude writes most of its merged code and its engineers ship 8x more per quarter. The new line isn't who uses AI, but who can prove output.
AI now writes nearly half the commits, but time to production hasn't moved. The bottleneck shifted downstream to tests, CI, and the delivery pipeline.
Uber capped AI spend at $1,500 per person and one company burned $500M on Claude in a month. The cap treats the symptom. The cause is agents turned loose with no scope.
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