New links newsletter: normies don't like AI, MCP as the integration that outlives the model, and how Casper mattresses bootstrapped the podcast industrial complex. cote.io/2026/09/21/relative-…
What exactly is in those markdown files? And how to ROI them: "Measure whether preparation and follow-up become faster after including advisor review and corrections, and whether savings support additional client capacity." futurumgroup.com/insights/ca…
New links newsletter: accidental platforms, AI vendors that aren't enterprise-ready, and $2.7tn of AI infrastructure spend. cote.io/2026/09/17/relative-…
"Global AI spend is forecasted to total $2.7 trillion this year, representing a 49.5% increase year over year... The amount of money that is going into AI infrastructure — the chips that are being made, the servers that are being bought, the data centers that are being built, the power, utilities, cooling that are going along with it — represent the largest infrastructure project humanity has ever undertaken." ciodive.com/news/global-ai-s…
Left without comment: OpenAI's agents spammed a German wiki with benchmark answers, the jobs apocalypse is postponed, and 1% of engineers burn 40% of token spend. cote.io/2026/09/09/left-with…
Find your accidental platforms. You always have a platform, and if you don't have it on purpose, you have a bunch of garbage platforms. syntasso.io/post/introducing…
This week, @bwhichard, @cote and Matt Ray discuss rogue AI agent civilizations, why AI can't fix your tax forms, and Chainguard vs. IBM's Lightwell. Plus, refrigerator magnet marketing.
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New links newsletter: fewer than a quarter of enterprises have scaled AI, agent sprawl vs. a runtime, AI adoption that's broad but shallow, and MCP is SOAP for Zoomers. cote.io/2026/09/04/relative-…
New links newsletter: getting your data in shape for enterprise AI, MCP gateways, and flying toasters. Plus: maybe AI is just bad at firing people, and day-two platform ownership nobody wants to own. cote.io/2026/08/31/relative-…