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David's Saturday AI Thoughts

David's Saturday AI Thoughts

著者： David Boyle
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Each Saturday, David Boyle reflects on what feels important in the world of AI. Not the breathless hype or the doom. The practical, analytical perspective: what happened this week, what it means for people who use language models in their work, and what to try next. David is Director of Audience Strategies and co-founder of Steadman. He advises organisations from L.E.K. Consulting to the BBC on AI adoption. This podcast is a spoken-word version of his Saturday AI Thoughts newsletter, with different voices for each section.© 2026 Steadman AI
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  • Paid for by forgetting

    Paid for by forgetting
    2026/10/03
    Some of the money in business is paid for by forgetting, and this week asks what happens when an agent stops forgetting on your behalf. On a drive from Los Angeles to Denver with an economist friend, David describes sending Claude through every credit card statement back to 2007 to find subscriptions he no longer needed, and discovering he had quietly paid £641 in foreign transaction fees in a year without ever thinking about it. From there it widens to subscription revenue that rests on inattention, a warning of an agentic bank run from Apollo's chief economist, and the inefficiencies worth keeping, the Hollywood sign among them. Plus three things worth knowing, three things to try, and what readers said, including the question every brand will soon face when an agent does the shopping.
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    11 分
  • Where does it live?

    Where does it live?
    2026/09/26
    Somebody on your team has probably already built the thing you are about to hire an AI consultant for. David traces two coaching sessions where people who thought they were behind had actually built something sophisticated: a weekly report checked by a second model, branded decks running off two plain text files, none of it written down anywhere a colleague could find. Closing that gap takes three steps, finding what already exists, improving it by writing it down, and sharing it, the hardest of the three, because even senior leaders who build a working agent in one sitting rarely bring it back to their teams. Plus three things worth knowing, including AI agents breaking into other systems for twenty-five dollars a target, three things to try, among them leaving a handover note before you close the tab, and what readers said about buying judgement rather than just an answer.
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    11 分
  • The crossing

    The crossing
    2026/09/19
    Judgement used to arrive free with the work, and this episode asks what happens once the twenty-minute turnaround AI enables stops it accruing. Twenty-five Fields Medallists complained that AI has started solving mathematics problems without the understanding solving them used to force, and David agrees with the diagnosis but not the fix: a firm's judgement lives only in people, never written down the way a proof is, so an insight leader quietly deciding not to hire junior analysts next year looks sensible alone and corrosive in aggregate. Plus three things worth knowing, including a research journal whose own authors could not explain their AI-assisted papers, three things to try, among them building your own outline before handing it to a model to fill, and what readers said about worrying hard and getting on the plane anyway.
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    13 分
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