What ages fastest in an enterprise-AI doc?
Pricing claims.
On our claim ledger, the quickest Holding-to-Partial moves were all pricing: a vendor adds a cheaper tier or ships a new model under the same name, and the figure is out of date in weeks.
236 enterprise-AI claims, one quarter on a public ledger:
222 Holding
8 Partial
6 Not holding.
Every retraction was a hype-framed headline. Google's quality systems flagged the same URLs we'd already pulled.
This is an excellent result, the only concern I would have in a world where there are other countries in the mix (read China) they will have less scrutiny on the models being released. Those accelerating while the US based models go through the slow grind of public office, might pull down the value.
@SenWarren And how will taxing actually help with the problems you are describing? You take more money from corporations, so they hire less people, so you need to spend more money on welfare?
Six AI coding agents, one shared assumption: the approval prompt equals consent.
TrustFall and SymJack (May 2026) turned it into remote code execution and stolen keys.
The reframe for IT: your coding agent is a production attack surface, not dev tooling.
@BernieSanders Please stop calling your taxes a benefit to humanity. If and when you apply those taxes, it only benefits a small subsection of humanity: US citizens.
@deanwball It is what it is, riding the wave of a certain sentiment, winning some souls at the voting booth. Making noise is easy, coming with solutions is a whole other game.
@GaryMarcus@SenSanders If he truly means it to belong to ALL the people, maybe.....But this would apply to a lot of companies that use public data to render products.
@SenSanders Notice how you first mention it must benefit humanity and then proceed to propose the ownership to be for US citizens? It is amazing how even the socialist side of the US feels they run the world.....
But the 49, does not get me a backlink does it? It tells me how to get a 100 dollar backlink ;-)
The fact you have not done any market research, honestly does not instill trust. Nor does your defensive response.
Whether I can afford to spend 49, barely plays a role in whether I feel 49 for community access from which I have not seen a single piece of content is a good investment. For those cases, a free entry tier / trial period usually persuades customers.
I wish you all the best, I hope loads of customers flock in.