HeyJaredJeff Barrett
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Yahoo
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Manufacturing’s AI Race Has A Data Problem, HiveMQ Built A Solution (opens the original)
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Manufacturers are spending a lot of money figuring out what AI can do on the factory floor. Some of the use cases are pretty easy to get excited about. Machines that spot problems before they fail. Production systems that adjust in real time. AI that can look across thousands of pieces of equipment and find something a person probably would have missed. There is a more basic problem underneath all of this, though. Most of the data infrastructure inside factories wasn't built for AI. And if you w
The Biggest Cost in Business Isn't Always Money, Sometimes It's Waiting (opens the original)
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We spend a lot of time talking about what AI will automate, and far less time talking about what it can give back. In most businesses, the biggest hidden cost isn't payroll or software, it's momentum. We've all had that moment where we're ready to move, send the email, build the project, or make the purchase, only to spend days waiting for someone else to get back to us. By the time they do, you've moved on to five other priorities, forgotten half your original thinking, and the energy behind th
The Creator Economy Finally Got a Seat at the Table in Washington (opens the original)
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For a long time, creators have occupied an odd place in the economy. Millions of people watch their work every day, brands spend billions working with them, and entire businesses have been built around the industry. Yet when conversations turn to labor policy, AI, healthcare, taxes, or intellectual property, creators are usually nowhere in the room. That disconnect has become harder to ignore as the industry keeps growing. The creator economy already generates an estimated $250 billion annually
The Creator Economy Finally Got a Seat at the Table in Washington (opens the original)
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For a long time, creators have occupied an odd place in the economy. Millions of people watch their work every day, brands spend billions working with them, and entire businesses have been built around the industry. Yet when conversations turn to labor policy, AI, healthcare, taxes, or intellectual property, creators are usually nowhere in the room. That disconnect has become harder to ignore as the industry keeps growing. The creator economy already generates an estimated $250 billion annually
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