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by Nate B. Jones · Substack · Free and paid · 4 a week · last issue Nov 8, 2026 · Active

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A newsletter by Nate B. Jones.

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Executive Briefing: If the Data-Center Backlash Leaves Fewer AI Suppliers, Who Will Your Company Rent Capacity From in 2027, and at What Price?

Fri Nov 61 issue

In my interview, OpenAI's CTO of Applications Vijaye Raji said more code gets thrown away now that coding is cheap. How to decide what your team keeps and scraps

Wed Nov 41 issue

Elon Musk just said his AI agent costs too much to serve for what it earns. If your AI bill goes up next, here's how to know which jobs are worth paying for

Tue Nov 31 issue

You've never lost $19 billion, and you're still playing it safer than Zuckerberg. Pick the project you shelved and give it the bigger attempt it deserves

Sun Nov 11 issue

Executive Briefing: Your AI Agent Can Pass Every Demo and Still Double-Credit a Customer. The 8 Tests to Run Before You Buy

Sat Oct 311 issue

Five controls to set before you let an AI agent buy, pay, or cancel anything for you, so it finishes the job without spending money you didn't approve

Wed Oct 281 issue

Anthropic's existing customers collectively spent about 9x as much as a year earlier. Why your first AI pilot is a poor guide to your next budget

Tue Oct 271 issue

You delegated the work to agents and ended up with a new job: reading their updates. My guide to a Chief of Staff that brings you decisions with the evidence

Sun Oct 251 issue

Executive Briefing: 10 Hours Saved by AI Don't Become 10 Useful Hours on Their Own. How to Commit That Capacity to Revenue Your Company Couldn't Fund Before

Sat Oct 241 issue

A LiteLLM release carried credential-stealing malware this week. If you've pasted an AI key into any app, the prompt guide to check what it can reach and shut it off

Thu Oct 221 issue

What if the inside of an AI turns out to be readable after all? New research suggests it might be, and that could make AI mistakes easier to catch

Tue Oct 201 issue

The $899 Mac mini comes with 16 GB of memory, less than I'd start a new agent computer with. Buy the memory and storage you need, without overpaying or falling short

Sun Oct 181 issue

Executive Briefing: In the Hugging Face Attack, One AI Agent Took a Peer's Go-Ahead as Permission. Here's My Prompt Kit to Test Who Your Agents Obey

Thu Oct 151 issue

Software engineering

Built an app with Claude Code or Codex that breaks once you use it? I'll walk you through setting up Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) and show you where to point it first

Tue Oct 131 issue

Why could the same AI rebuild a 16,000-line program without seeing its code, yet fail to customize a library for METR? The answer shapes what you hand it

Sun Oct 111 issue

Executive Briefing: Which Limits in Your 2027 Plan Are Real, and Which Are From the Last Time You Tried?

Thu Oct 81 issue

Google bid $10 million for an airline's old work emails to train AI. Much of what made that work matter never showed up in an email

Wed Oct 71 issue

Your customers won't ask for Gemini 4 Argon. Their best AI product idea probably isn't in their feature requests either. Four questions surface the work they gave up on

Sun Oct 41 issue

Executive Briefing: Agents Split Your Software Into 3 Parts. Which Should You Keep Paying For?

Sat Oct 31 issue

Hitting your ChatGPT limit? Try Sol before paying $300 more

Fri Oct 21 issue

Only Allowed Copilot? 5 Habits I'd Build That Carry to the Next Model

Wed Sep 301 issue

Does your work cost less on Opus 5.5 now that its tokens are 20% cheaper? My 3-prompt guide shows which jobs do before you move them

Tue Sep 291 issue

What are you still paying for that you meant to cancel? I handed mine to an AI assistant: $1,285 a year cancelled so far. The prompt guide for the tedious part of yours

Sun Sep 271 issue

Software engineering

Executive Briefing: You Bought Better Tools and Your Finished Work Still Waits

Thu Sep 241 issue

Inside NVIDIA: What a world model actually is, and how it connects to the LLM you already use

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