"AI" went from a word that sells to a word that repels.
Tom Merritt on Future Frames: the capability keeps advancing, but the label is now a consumer trust liability. Watch for companies quietly pulling the word off products they're keeping.
https://t.co/ZGSpnS28Sh
The synthetic production debate has been stuck on the wrong layer for three years.
The question is no longer who makes the asset cheaper. It's who makes the asset remember more.
Part I of The Control Layer: https://t.co/VsKpd16c2h
@elonmusk's lawsuit against OpenAI was tossed on the statute of limitations. OpenAI filed its confidential S-1 four days later, with bankers floating a trillion-dollar valuation. The desk was being cleared for a reason. Who Holds the Pen? https://t.co/SE6UacI3HS
"C2PA is not gonna argue if I say that my wall is pink."
โ Olga Kornienko, COO of EZDRM
The closing piece in the Human Layer series is on what observability does, what it doesn't, and what default would look like. https://t.co/1hjfmco5Gk
The asset has had a resolvable identifier for 15 years. The performer in it has not.
AI didn't create the identity problem. It made visible an asymmetry that's been running quietly in the industry's infrastructure since 2010.
https://t.co/V1kblA4YWP
A VC firm just discovered its staff were burning $1,000/day per Claude account. Fewer than 10% of its portfolio companies track AI spend. Per-seat economics meet per-token reality.
https://t.co/ct17LdTBRD
The next moon landing won't be a broadcast. It'll be a global streaming event with hundreds of millions of concurrents on a feed originating near the Moon.
What that actually demands of our industry, in a new Sidebar on Engines of Change... https://t.co/jh50lHMIIJ
A judge cuts AI extinction talk from the trial.
The FCC reviews Disney's licenses over a joke.
A $1B legal AI vendor gets named in a court filing.
Warner-Paramount shareholders vote yes anyway.
Four rooms. One pattern. https://t.co/qwcRcZM2qF
NAB ate my week so I never promoted Ep 005 of Future Frames. Fixing that now!
@DarrenCross on why the creator economy has no middle class and why AI reinforces that, not fixes it.
Episode 005 - Power, Platforms, and the AI Floor https://t.co/9vmKVJZRdm
DTNS for Wednesday April 22, 2026 with @acedtect@sarahlane@andybeach
Framework Introduces the Modular MacBook for Linux Users
Listen here: https://t.co/x0y7dVZyXX
Two weeks ago Anthropic released its frontier model to ~40 critical infrastructure organizations.
Yesterday OpenAI launched its own into ChatGPT for hundreds of millions of consumers.
This week's System Alert:The End of the Beginning https://t.co/OOsZkIcPuD
@erinrosew caught herself doing something she hadn't done in a decade: writing down a weekly TV drop schedule on paper. Her guest Sidebar on why, plus what's converging alongside it, is up on Engines of Change. Find her at NAB this week!! https://t.co/DOiHHwzvej
This year marks 30 years since my first NAB. I wrote a short Sidebar ahead of NAB 2026 on why the show floor is usually a lagging indicator, and why the real signal tends to show up in the hallway, over dinner, and after hours.
https://t.co/FF0Hjj9U8p
New Future Frames episode is live. Provenance is the trust layer media hasn't built yet. I talked with Renard Jenkins and Olga Korienko about what it actually takes to track and validate content through AI workflows.
https://t.co/fqLi8SKFYS
Most large media catalogs are not underutilized. They are structurally unreadable.
New Deep Cut: The Memory Economy. What changes when that gets solved โ and who controls it. https://t.co/p0hbOeCopX
The Farrow investigation into Sam Altman is getting framed as a personality story.
Thatโs not what it is.
The Robber Baron Who Believes His Own Story https://t.co/S3TrGGuBfI
Episode 3 of Future Frames is out! Huge thanks to Brian Brushwood and Jim Louderback for jumping on. Honestly, I couldโve just let them run. Half the job was figuring out when to interrupt.
Listen here: https://t.co/sAfSWQfmM1
Data that arrives after the decision window closes isn't an asset. It's an artifact.
Adam Husein wrote a sharp piece on what it actually means to be data-driven. Hint: it has nothing to do with how many dashboards your team built. https://t.co/ocl3cwF46B
Oracle: 30,000 jobs โ compute. OpenAI: buys the show that covered it. Meta: borrows a trust signal it didn't build. A UK firm: fakes the spokesperson entirely.
Four stories. One pattern. https://t.co/a4h1m5gEKt