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Signal #83: Sonnet Caught Opus in Six Days (opens the original)
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Every launch on my desk this week had a junior in it: a model built as the cheaper option that turned up level with the expensive one, a subsidiary priced above its parent, and a Prague infrastructure company that spent eleven years as the small one nobody funded. The last story is about the smallest unit of all, a county commission, and why the biggest names in AI just went looking for its permission. Five minutes from now you'll know who to watch next. Anthropic shipped Opus 5.5 on 22 Septembe
Signal #82: Nobody Can Explain It, Everyone's Buying It (opens the original)
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It’s been an intense week of raised eyebrows in AI, from fresh model drops to whatever we're calling Jev today. But what really caught my attention were three separate deals that crossed my desk. On paper, they look completely unrelated. In reality, they're the exact same play: people dropping serious capital to own, lock down, or control a piece of AI infrastructure before they even fully understand how it works. Then there's the fourth story, which shows what happens when that bet hits the rea
Signal #81: The job doesn't need a voice (opens the original)
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I'll be walking distance from Prishtina next week when FLOSSK opens the eleventh Software Freedom Kosova eevent, and it made me notice a pattern running through everything else that crossed my desk this week. The loudest AI story of the last 48 hours belongs to a model that refuses to talk. Five minutes from now you'll see why silence, proof, and hardware are beating pitch decks and press releases across four completely different industries. TypeSafe AI's Jev answers a question in 70 to 500 mill
The Interface Is Free, the Rails Aren't (opens the original)
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Hello dear readersHope you had a great week so far. Half of what AgenticInbound sells right now is a version of this argument: when a founder asks whether to build for Google or for ChatGPT, the honest answer is neither, build for whatever measures you inside both. This week the market put a price on that argument, and it was not a small one. Three stories below are about money chasing the infrastructure beneath whichever AI interface wins. The fourth is the two companies most likely to own that
Three Men Asked for the Brakes, Nobody Gave Them One (opens the original)
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Dario Amodei spent the weekend asking the industry to slow the frontier down. Sam Altman agreed, Elon Musk agreed in three words, and by Monday the President of the United States had called the whole thing a hoax live on a podcast. Also inside: Porsche's billion-euro exit from Rimac, the rotation hiding inside the chip selloff, and the week Europe spent arguing about something else entirely. Morning. I have spent a good part of this year telling clients that waiting for the next model is not a s
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