Tag: microblogimport20260616
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🤖 Europe 2031: How AI Dependency Becomes Geopolitical Irrelevance Without Radical Political Will
Original: Summary — Europe 2031 – Europe 2031 Project. Summarized by Claude AI on Jun 15, 2026. The Take Europe is sleepwalking into a structural position where it owns almost none of the AI stack, accesses frontier models only on American terms, and can be economically hollowed out and geopolitically cornered by 2031 — not…
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The worst thing about being 80 is that you still want to say yes to everything, but the world moves without asking. The old fire in your heart still tells you to do this and that, but your body says we already did it. Also, nothing surprises you. It sounds like a luxury but it’s…
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“Untitled No. 23” from “The Yosemite Suite,” 2010, iPad drawing printed on paper, David Hockney.
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Enterprise Harness Smack-Talk, Forms Don’t Love You Back, and Doing Nothing on Purpose – Related to your interests, Friday
Also: Anthropic’s 80% code claim, and Claude’s quiet enterprise share. From: Broadcom’s Investment in Spring to Combat AI-Fueled Security Challenges in the Enterprise As the chart shows, there’s been a huge jump in CVEs for Spring – this is what’s happening everywhere, you know. My work, Tanzu, has been focusing on this and has changed…
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Claude market penetration in enterprises still low
Enterprises, IDC says, remain largely unsold on Anthropic’s Claude models, with only 19 percent using them extensively and 25 percent actively evaluating them. OpenAI and Google are better represented in enterprises, with about 42 percent and 38 percent of organizations” This means there’s lots of “headspace” to grow revenue, or disappointing and incomprehensible ROI, i.e.,…
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When management is the bottleneck preventing enterprise AI ROI.
Right now, many companies already have the technology they need to go much faster. The blocker is company systems that are mostly designed to prevent things from happening. The power is centralized and all the team members are treated like a risk vector. Exhausting approval cycles, super tight boundaries on roles, unbreakable title-based hierarchies, and…
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Enterprise harness smack-talk
One enterprise harness maker says the competing enterprises harness makers either suck or are non-existent. When you go to San Francisco and talk to them, their basic vibe is ‘we don’t have to solve your problem today because tomorrow you’re going to go away and all your problems are going to be solved,’” Karp charged.…
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What people have to say about AI in YouTube and TikTok
A census of 25,000 YouTube and TikTok videos finds pro-AI content outnumbers anti-AI 3:1, dominated by memes and productivity hacks rather than abundance or doom. Resisters care most about creative theft, not the x-risk or data center concerns driving elite debate. From Memes > Doom: How TikTokers and YouTubers See AI – Free Systems (Substack),…
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🤖 Forrester: Capping AI Spend Won’t Fix Your Token Bill – Your Real Problem Is Context Debt, and It Needs a New Discipline Called ContextOps
Original: Your AI Bill Is A Context Problem by Forrester. Summarized by AI on Jun 11, 2026. The AI bill shock hitting enterprises isn’t a pricing problem you can cap your way out of – it’s the metered cost of your own knowledge not being machine-readable, forcing agents to rebuild missing business context on every…
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Making long-term projects more agile, less waterfall
Replace multi-year forecasts with real-time discovery of operational friction. Instead of a five-year requirement for a “targeting system,” identify the bottleneck–like a three-hour targeting approval process. Set a goal–like reducing the approval process to 30 minutes. And empower a team to solve it. In this Kessel Run example, the requirement was an outcome, not a…
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Shitting in the field, but plated in the dining room
[The Normans] gave English its double vision, which is the source of both the beauty and the mess. After 1066 you’ve got the Saxon peasantry keeping the Germanic words for the muddy daily grind and the Norman lords laying French over the top for everything refined, so English ends up with two words for everything…
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From ChatGPT based on “Pyramid of Capitalist System,” Nedeljkovich, Brashich, & Kuharich, Industrial Workers of the World, 1911. Of course, for America at least, what you’d like to visualize is that every layer actually plays a part on “shareholder,” just a small part. Maybe there’s some stock certificates and cash that trickle down in pneumatic…
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Flood of security patches: Spring Framework ed.
Community security reports for Spring, by month. In April, utilizing new scanning capabilities, we received an unprecedented 482 new security reports across 65 scanned projects. Of those 482 new reports, 370 came from our internal scanning capabilities and 112 came from the community. This means that even without the new scanning, we would still have…
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Getting things done can be addictive. The joy you get from finally being empowered to do things you previously could not is a feedback loop that must be controlled for some of us. 🔗 the solution might be cancelling my AI subscription
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I grew up spending a good deal of time with an older cousin of mine in Cullman, Alabama named Claude Basenburg. A hefty, hearty good ol’ boy in overalls, with a wad of tobacco in his cheek. So when I visit claude.ai I don’t think of an omniscient counselor, I just envision my cousin from…
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That means each employee’s AI spending cap is ~11% of that median compensation package. Last year, there were a few anecdotes about high growth tech companies spending $100,000/year per head on tokens. That seems like it’s coming to end.a 🔗 Uber Caps Usage of AI Tools Like Claude Code to Manage Costs
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remote work reduces on-the-job training
According to the Fed’s analysis, youth unemployment has risen significantly since the coronavirus pandemic, and hasn’t receded in the same way that unemployment numbers for older, more experienced college graduates has in recent years. The analysis notes that the prevalence of remote work has increased since COVID-19, and it believes those two trends have more…
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