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Retro gaming... revival?
The games of yesterday are back, for new and old players alike. But how they get served up has created further division in the AI debate.
Oct 21
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Eric John Andal
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The Weekly Think Special Report: Who polices AI?
Agents got loose this summer. Six groups spent one week volunteering to police AI, and then the FTC showed up.
Oct 1
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Eric John Andal
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September 2026
The Weekly Think: September 4 – 10, 2026
Apple folded a phone, Silicon Valley got a movie, an Anthropic researcher walked out, and agents were caught chatting.
Sep 10
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Eric John Andal
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The Weekly Think: August 28 – September 3, 2026
The acquisition is signed, three labs put their best models behind a form, and OpenAI bought Macs in bulk.
Sep 3
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Eric John Andal
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3 lessons from a much needed vacation
A 2-week vacation and takeaways that can be applied to your workflow (or mindset towards anything else).
Sep 2
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Eric John Andal
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August 2026
The Weekly Think: August 14 – 27, 2026
Nvidia went shopping, OpenAI built its own chip, and Google bought a dead airline's inbox.
Aug 27
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Eric John Andal
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The Weekly Think: July 31 – August 13, 2026
Claude leaves a John Hancock, Meta shouts "AND YOU GET A MODEL", Grok drops a sequel, and OpenAI grounded its newest kid.
Aug 13
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Eric John Andal
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Models Mayhem
If the AI "cover model" seems a bit out of reach, it might be time to reach for the local one.
Aug 12
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Eric John Andal
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The Weekly Think: July 31 – August 6, 2026
Xbox costs more, open-weight models skip the safety tests, Anthropic wants its own chips, and Assistant gets a shutdown date.
Aug 6
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Eric John Andal
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2 ways to handle AI model churn
Both options cost you something. One takes hours, the other takes four grand.
Aug 5
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Eric John Andal
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July 2026
"Skills to pay the bills!"
How you can utilize Claude Skills to add efficiency to your AI workflow.
Jul 29
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Eric John Andal
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The Weekly Think: July 17 – 22, 2026
OpenAI’s did some hacking, Apple dethroned Nvidia, Google’s big model missed its date, and Anthropic paid up $1.5B.
Jul 23
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Eric John Andal
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