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Our POVs on everything happening across AI and agentic, how this stuff works, what we’re learning, and where it’s headed.
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AI coding bill Is coming due
For two years the pitch was that AI writes the code so you stop paying for developers. Gartner just put a date on when that trade goes upside down.
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Has Elon finally assembled the AI equivalent of a Royal Flush?
SpaceX buying Cursor looks like consolidation. Stack it against everything else Elon owns and it is the card that completes a closed loop, from orbital solar to your editor.
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The Pakistanis quietly building the machines that replace work
The country that sells the most human work on Earth is also producing the people building the machines that end it. That is not irony. It is a signal nobody is reading.
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Google renamed its coding tool into the agent era. Then I ran out of credits.
Antigravity refuses to be called an IDE. The rename points at something real, and it shipped so rough a paying subscriber could not finish one mission.
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Is YC funding rails for the one thing built to break them?
The whole batch is betting agents need plumbing, the way every era before them did. But agentic is the first wave built to break rails rather than ride them.
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The doom-marketing bill just came due
Anthropic sold danger for two years. Then the US government took the pitch literally and switched Fable 5 off worldwide — and now argues the threat was overblown.
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Is there a model worth killing human creativity for?
The machine can make the ad. The effectiveness data says the part it can’t make — the feeling — is the exact part that was paying you.
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The token bill nobody puts on the slide
You’re sold AI by the token. You pay for it by the task — and one popular agent burns ~13,900 tokens of overhead before you type a word.
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What are 10 billion humans supposed to do?
Everyone is betting on AI. Who’s investing in humans? The case for HX Design — and building the Human OS for a post-work world.
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The Agentic Survival Blueprint for Media Agencies
AI agents now do in 10 minutes what a planning team does in two days. The model built on headcount is breaking — here’s how agencies survive.
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Creator Economy 2030 — Whitepaper
Influencer marketing is dead. The seven structural shifts reshaping media, commerce and culture by 2030 — and why the winner is the Creator OS.
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Programmatic: The Real Opportunity No One Talks About
Strip back the jargon and the real prize was never cheaper display — it’s inverting the $80 billion TV market.
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Where a business is quietly losing money
Walking the floor, following the work as it really happens, and pinpointing exactly where time and money leak — before we build a single agent.
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When should AI act on its own — and when shouldn’t it?
Where to keep a human in charge, where to let the system run, and how to make that boundary explicit, auditable, and yours.
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Why we passed on twenty years of tech fads
The case for waiting until the tools could finally do the work — and what finally changed our mind about agentic systems.
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Kitsune AInowAutonomy is a dial, not a switch. A short thread on where we keep a human in the loop — and where we don’t.
Kitsune AI2dWe don’t write strategy decks. We deploy autonomous systems into the pipelines where value actually leaks.
Kitsune AI4d$25B in ITeS exports is the target. The leap won’t come from more outsourcing — it comes from owning the IP.
