AI was ONE huge export product that the US absolutely dominated over the past few years. Now we are facing the prospect of completely and utterly sabotaging it.
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Turn Claude into 20+ marketing and business specialists
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Turn Claude into 20+ different marketing and business specialists. Install real expertise, not just prompts. Get my Claude skills bundle.
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Blue Ocean Strategy Generator using Claude with ERRC grid
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How to run it: 1. Copy the prompt into Claude.
2. Fill in your offer, your competitors, and who you serve.
3. Send it. You get the ERRC grid, a value curve against the field, and a one-sentence blue ocean position.
4. Push back on any factor that feels generic. It rebuilds the -
AI transforms design speed from days to seconds for business
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For years, design speed depended on: → Who knew the tool
→ Who had brand context
→ Who could translate strategy into visuals
→ Who had time to iterate AI changes that workflow. Now the first draft can happen in seconds, not days. That is a massive unlock for business -
The end of Claude if Anthropic does not surpass Opus 4.8
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If #Anthropic is no longer able to develop and market AI models more powerful than Opus 4.8, it will be the end of #Claude within a few months.
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Commerce decree shuts Anthropic, critic calls overdramatic and counterproductive
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Commerce’s shocking decree this afternoon – which effectively shuts down Anthropic by cutting off access to Mythos 5 and Fable 5 for many of their own employees — seems both wildly overdramatic and also counterproductive for the US AI industry. I concur with @deanwball
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Irony: Anthropic CEO’s AI regulation proposal backfires on company
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Ironically, just days after Dario Amodei argued in his essay Policy on the AI Exponential that the U.S. government should have the legal authority to halt or roll back frontier AI models that fail safety evaluations, Anthropic became one of the first companies to find itself on
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The evolution of AI costs: from $20 to $1000 per employee
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Last year, it was laughable for a company to spend $1,000/employee/month on AI – the $20 plans were enough for everything anyone did with it This year, setting a cap of $1,000/month is seen as the financially prudent thing to do, and the one
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Reverse Jevons Paradox: Fable Could Reduce Spending
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I wonder if Fable might cause a sort of 'inverted Jevons paradox', where companies would realize how much tokenmaxxing would cost them with Fable, to the point that they would reduce their spending beyond what they would have done if only Opus were
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Owning AI for Lasting Enterprise Advantage and Stock Value
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“Enterprises do not create lasting AI advantage by renting the same intelligence as everyone else. They create advantage by…” Complete that sentence and learn a whole lot more in this article: "Exec's Guide to Owning AI that has Substance to Boost Stock Values" at