follow.the.moneyMondays
Who gets paidwhen AI getsbought.
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The question every piece answers
Where does the money move, and who ends up better or worse off?
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What's coming in AI, before it's obvious. Three times a week I take one AI story apart: who gets paid, what's real, and where it leads. You make your mind up.
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follow.the.money · MondaysNo added sermonsunder.the.hood · WednesdaysFree from jargonmind.the.gap · FridaysEvery call scored in publicContains British spelling
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Contents
What's inside, every week.
under.the.hoodWednesdays
Real, ortheatre?We take it apart.
Screwdriver included
The question every piece answers
What actually goes together in a shipped thing, and why did this one work?
mind.the.gapFridays
What's coming,before it'sobvious.
The headliner
The question every piece answers
What is the pattern, and what does it mean is coming?
Illustrations. The real ones name every source, show the evidence for every stamp and come with dates.
The back page
Every piece makes a call. We keep score.
Each piece ends with a prediction and the date it is due. When the date arrives, we mark it right, wrong or too close to call. The wrong ones go up as big as the right ones.
Misses included
Example board
Example board. Right: 14, Wrong: 5, Too close to call: 2, Not due yet: 9
- A major airline lets an AI agent rebook a missed flight with no human in the loop.Due 30 June 2026Right
- A top-ten bank lets you open an account by talking to an AI agent alone.Due 31 August 2026Wrong
- By 30 June 2027, Higgsfield raises money at a valuation of $10 billion or more.Due 30 June 2027Not due yet
An example of how the board reads. The full scoreboard opens once there are enough calls to count.
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The staff box
Who makes this.
- Editor
- Krish Raja
- Written for
- Busy people who want AI explained without the sales pitch
- Checked by
- A blind panel of AI judges, then Krish, who gets the final say
- Jargon
- Translated on arrival
- Sermons
- None. A machine checks.
- Em dashes
- Also none