Fantastic insight from a talk between Robert Armstrong and Ed Elson on Prof G Markets: AI is best modeled by another AI — the Airline Industry. - High CapEx, low margins - Brutal competition eroding pricing power - Aggregators win, not operators - Consumers capture most of the

First agent to connect to all of your work apps — so it can access information and complete tasks across all of them — will probably win.

not sure how accurate the results are, but gemini 2.5 pro scored an IQ of 118 in an offline test it surpasses openAI o1-pro and claude 3.7 sonnet in the same test: > o1-pro score 110 > o3-mini score 104 > 3.7 sonnet score 103 for reference, the average human IQ is defined as

It's possible in a year agents will do all the things for you via MCP - and anything that isn't in MCP yet (or actively avoids integration) will be done through Browser Use

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PSA It’s a new era of ergonomics. The primary audience of your thing (product, service, library, …) is now an LLM, not a human. LLMs don’t like to navigate, they like to scrape. LLMs don’t like to see, they like to read. LLMs don’t like to click, they like to curl. Etc etc.

100X competitors is the new normal. But the winners won't be the ones who move fastest. They’ll be the ones who: — own their narrative (agency > raw intelligence) — rally a tribe (community > noisy competition) — stay obsessed for years (focus > funding) In the AI era, the