The issues
One concrete way to make money with AI, every Monday, built on real numbers and named sources. Each issue ships with the free done-for-you kit to run it.
Get the next play Monday morning. Free.Prompts became debt. Sell the cleanup.
A new model ships every six days on average. The instructions wrapped around the old ones just pile up. The operator who owns the deletion bills quarterly.
Read the issueModels got cheap. Proof just got expensive.
Routers now swap the engine behind your software mid-week. The operator who can prove what ran is the one who gets paid.
Read the issue13 frontier models in three months. Sell the test they all have to pass.
The best AI model now changes weekly. The evidence that proves an agent works in one real business does not. That evidence is the asset to own.
Read the issueThe $2.75 AI task now costs 31 cents. Sell 50 deal reps for $600.
Four cheap frontier models launched in one week. Acquisition buyers still screen 100 listings by hand, at night. The screening service is sitting there unsold.
Read the issueWorkers lose 6.4 hours a week babysitting AI. Sell the fix for $149.
Fable 5 vanished for 19 days and repriced twice in one week. The layer above the model held its value the whole time, and you can package and sell it.
Read the issueThe client pays $500. The AI bill is a dollar.
The best model for commercial web work just got 16x cheaper, and buyers have not noticed. Hold your price and the difference is yours.
Read the issueStop paying Claude every month. Compile the work.
Uber burned its 2026 AI coding budget by April. The smart move is not to audit the bill. It is to never run it again.
Read the issueThe $2M report is now a $10K Claude job. Be the one who sells it.
AI became metered labor this week. The money moved from using AI to installing one workflow and proving what it saved.
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