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      <description>Amazon's fight with Meta's Muse is really about ads. Harvey's gross margin swung from +50% to −50% and back. And Ben Thompson on why consumers don't want to be productive.</description>
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      <description>Anthropic out-earns OpenAI for the first time. The real math behind AI TAM: $100K of tokens per engineer. Harvey ships on open weights. And the CEO running Barnes &amp; Noble on zero marketing dollars and a policy of ignoring his own data.</description>
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      <description>Google losing Jeff Dean is correct capital allocation, not a crisis. Reviewers have stopped reading the code. Answer engines are 10x bigger than your analytics show. Plus: why real differentiation means prioritizing what customers don't care about.</description>
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      <description>Jason Lemkin: any company not run by a founder is a zero in the agentic era. Valar Atomics built a $5M part for $400K in six weeks. Only 4 of 320 ICs would choose management. Plus Kalanick on Benchmark, and Anthropic's $2-3T IPO.</description>
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      <title>Aug 2–9 | Most agents lack agency · 67% bought zero points · AI wrote a virus</title>
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      <description>Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora says most enterprise agents are glorified workflows. a16z metered an AI loop and found 67% of the bill bought zero improvement. Plus Shopify agentic commerce data, AI-designed viruses, and venture holding-period risk.</description>
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      <title>Jul 26–Aug 2 | Volatility, not leverage · 31,832 PMs, one hire · AI's taste gap</title>
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      <title>Jul 20–29 | Finished software still pays · The $18T open letter · Layoff trap</title>
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      <description>A version of Basecamp discontinued in 2010 still makes millions a year in near-pure profit. An $18 trillion coalition letter on open weights, and the one company that did not sign. Plus the layoff-trap paper: everyone loses, owners included.</description>
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      <title>Jul 18–24 | A million models, not AGI · Agents order now · The guardrail trap</title>
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      <description>Fireworks' Lin Qiao argues the future is millions of specialized models, not one AGI. Plus: DoorDash's agents are already reordering the basket, Jim Collins on why 'do what you love, the money follows' is false, and the China-model story gets a cybersecurity twist.</description>
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      <title>Jul 13–19 | One agent, zero department · The AI price war · Hitting TAM fastest</title>
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      <description>Curative replaced a whole department with one agent (12 hours, 20 cents). The AI capability race turns into a price war. Plus the coding TAM ceiling, why software stopped being a moat, and the VCs funding AI who&#x27;ve never touched Claude Code.</description>
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      <title>Jul 9–15 | 80% of tokens do nothing · Sports: the anti-AI bet · The trust moat</title>
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      <description>a16z says the agent economy is rebuilding every management dysfunction — 80% of tokens do nothing. Plus Wix’s Avishai Abrahami on why you won’t vibe-code Shopify, and Alexis Ohanian on sports as the ultimate anti-AI bet.</description>
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