Note that in the culture that is Washington D.C. something can be important to an agency with a multi billion dollar budget, and a “critical” resource, and simply not be made, because the culture that is Washington D.C. believes that it cannot turn competence into websites.
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E&O Insurance Risk Assessment for AI Business Practices
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Hilariously this is possibly +EV from an underwriting perspective because anyone incapable of doing this most basic bit of business is probably a terrible E&O risk.
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Strategic App Approval: Agent Persuasion Tactics
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This is Plan C, but there is a cost of an hour or two for me to get another app in front of another underwriter and so I’m in “arming the agent to sweet talk the underwriter” mode.
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Insurance Challenges for Payment Processing Companies in 2026
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Having one of those mornings where I’m trying to put my best salaryman face on via an insurance underwriter who is convinced I am uninsurable because I process credit cards.
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AI Automation Eliminates Repetitive Professional Tasks Quarterly
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“How many times did you do this in October?” Four. “How many people were involved in doing that?” At least eight unique individuals. “Like bookkeepers or AP clerks?” Half were highly paid professionals. Waste of time and talent! Now avoidable! Yay!
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Automation Reduces Administrative Delays Through State Machine Management
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“Why does that matter?” Because it lets computers do the inglorious-and-unworthy work of administering a state machine rather than having multiple delays introduced by various parties having multiple people involved in reading email, checking bank records, etc.
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Manifold Uses AI for Conference Expense Reimbursement Automation
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In case you’re wondering, it was the Manifold folks (making really good operational use of it for batching reimbursements of speaker travel expenses for their conference).
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US Regulatory Burden on Business: Political and Tax Compliance Justification
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Like most political questions, "Why does the United States impose a multibillion dollar paperwork burden on all productive enterprise?" comes down to "The American people, through their elected representatives, believe such a burden is just, to prove taxes are paid as owed."
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Automation as Productivity Tax: Eliminating Redundant Human Labor Requirements
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"Could we simply NOT require businesses to use tiny bits of overpaid human labor to redundantly capture information which is substantially known to both parties in a particular form, representing a productivity tax across capitalism?" That's a political question.
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Corporate Financial Structures and Inter-Company Payment Relationships
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(There exist an almost infinite diversity of corporate structures and contractualized financial relationships in the world, and within that infinite diversity, some percentage of payments made by or on behalf of X Inc will come from Y Inc's bank account.)