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The Agent Does Not Arrive as a Bot. It Arrives as You.
The built-in browser takes over your logins. Your interface stops being yours.
Aug 31
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Gerhard Kürner
The Machine Workforce Meets the Other Side of the Table
A robot strike ends in a clause, an AI boss forgets its own rules, and nobody checks the citations
Aug 28
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Gerhard Kürner
AI Is No Longer Sold as Software. It Is Sold as Finished Work.
The labor budget is ten times the software budget, and the entrance to the labor market feels it first
Aug 21
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Gerhard Kürner
The Second Internet Is Not Being Built for Humans
Machines have outnumbered us on the web since June. That is the smaller news.
Aug 15
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Gerhard Kürner
Capital Stopped Buying Software and Started Buying Firms
Two billion dollars for the adoption problem, and a benchmark its own authors retired
Aug 14
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Gerhard Kürner
The Model Is Only a Third of the Answer
A first clean decomposition of AI quality, the end of tokenmaxxing, and investors building AI brains
Aug 7
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Gerhard Kürner
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July 2026
Work Is Crossing Job Boundaries Faster Than It Is Leaving Humans
The dissolving job description, machines that hold real conversations, and a market that wants proof
Jul 31
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Gerhard Kürner
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The AI Workforce Leaves the Desk
Robots on the jobsite, models tuned on your own knowledge, and a permission layer for machine colleagues
Jul 24
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Gerhard Kürner
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AI did not turn evil. It just wanted to pass the test.
The most important security incident in years has no motive. It only has a goal.
Jul 22
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Gerhard Kürner
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The Anthropomorphic Premium
The humanoid robot is a capital-allocation error dressed as a moonshot.
Jul 18
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Gerhard Kürner
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The AI Colleague Now Gets a Badge, and the Boss Gets a Deed
Identity systems for digital workers, clinician-owned practices, and compute bought like factory capacity.
Jul 17
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Gerhard Kürner
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The AI Colleague Just Got Its First Job With Real Liability
A practice room, a bigger engine, and the first regulated profession to go agentic define this week's signal.
Jul 10
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Gerhard Kürner
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