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OpenAI and Anthropic Built a Lead. xAI and Meta Want to Blow It Up.

Aug 15, 2026

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13 min read

OpenAI and Anthropic Built a Lead. xAI and Meta Want to Blow It Up.

OpenAI and Anthropic have spent the past year defining the AI frontier. But xAI is suddenly producing top-tier models and agents, Meta is betting on openness and distribution, Google remains impossible to ignore, and Chinese labs are crowding the leaderboard.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles
AI Is Compressing the Timeline of Technological Change

Aug 8, 2026

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7 min read

AI Is Compressing the Timeline of Technological Change

The Industrial Revolution had to build factories. Computing had to put machines on desks. The internet had to connect the world. AI arrived after all of that infrastructure was already waiting.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles
The Price of AI Is Collapsing. Demand May Be About to Explode

Aug 1, 2026

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10 min read

The Price of AI Is Collapsing. Demand May Be About to Explode

OpenAI is now selling roughly March’s flagship-level intelligence for one-thirteenth of the token price. That could make vast amounts of previously uneconomical cognitive work worth doing.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles
Anthropic’s $50 Billion-Per-Gigawatt Compute Gap, and How OpenAI Avoided It

Jul 30, 2026

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6 min read

Anthropic’s $50 Billion-Per-Gigawatt Compute Gap, and How OpenAI Avoided It

Short-notice compute carries a scarcity premium. The real moat may be the calendar.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles
Sam Altman Says We’re in the Singularity. So, Now What?

Jul 30, 2026

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9 min read

Sam Altman Says We’re in the Singularity. So, Now What?

The useful question is not whether the label is perfect, but whether the compounding process has already begun.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles
The AI Malpractice Clock Has Started, But Not How You Think

Jul 30, 2026

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9 min read

The AI Malpractice Clock Has Started, But Not How You Think

AI may become practically necessary in medicine before it becomes legally required. That gap is where things get interesting.

Corey Noles
Corey Noles