Newsletter Archives

⚙️ Google goes nuclear (again)
Good morning. Chicago’s own Pope Leo XIV just stepped into St. Peter’s shoes as the first U.S.-born pontiff, guiding about 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide — and classmates still laugh that back in grade school he was ‘just godly,’ even when he kept his hands at his sides during prayer.

⚙️ Zuckerberg wants your data
Good morning. I just came across a Stanford study that delves into the risks of AI companion apps for users under 18. It's a timely find, and we’ll explore similar implications later in the newsletter.

⚙️ Microsoft's share gets halved
Good morning. After 21 years, Skype, the service that was once worth $8.5 billion and forced telecoms to evolve has been shut down. Microsoft pulled the plug with just a simple "thank you" message joining AIM and MSN Messenger in Microsoft's product graveyard.

⚙️ IBM is trying to lock up the enterprise AI market
Good morning (or afternoon, now). Today marks exactly one year since I started at The Deep View.

⚙️ AI legal battles: Even for Meta, it’s all about fair use
Good morning, and happy Monday.

⚙️ How to make MCP servers enterprise-ready
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⚙️ A reminder of the motivations that drive AI companies
Good morning, and happy Friday.

⚙️ Despite it all, Meta and Microsoft have a surprisingly good night
Good morning. Well, the results are in … and don’t worry, you can look — both Meta and Microsoft beat earnings expectations by a healthy margin, and the stocks are soaring, despite all the chaos going on.

⚙️ Fuzzy narratives and platform shifts: Duolingo goes ‘AI-first’
Good morning. Lots going on today, so I hope you’ve had your coffee.

⚙️ Yes-man syndrome; ChatGPT’s got a sycophancy problem
Good morning. Members of the ‘change my view’ subreddit recently found out they were subjects in a secret experiment conducted by researchers at the University of Zurich.

⚙️ The big gap between AI and the real world
Good morning. Apple, Microsoft and Amazon step up to the earnings plate this week.

⚙️ Trump seeks to bring AI to classrooms with latest executive order
Good morning, and happy Friday.

⚙️ How Microsoft is justifying its new AI-centric 365 evolution
Good morning. As the perception around the long-term impact of the Trump Administration’s tariffs changes and softens, stocks have been all over the place.

⚙️ When the glitter of an economic boom clashes with the environment
Good morning. OpenAI is remarkably hungry for more data. Beyond rumors that it’s working on developing a social media app — really, little more than a relentless data source — the startup said that it would be interested in buying Chrome from Google if a court orders a spin-off.

⚙️ DeepSeek unmasked: A ‘weapon’ in China’s arsenal
Good morning. If all this AI stuff ever gets to be too much, just tune into the NBA playoffs (go Knicks!).

⚙️ A description, prediction and prescription: AI as a normal technology
Good morning. Whether you were finishing up Passover or celebrating Easter, hope you all had a holiday filled with good food and better people.

⚙️ Your AI strategy needs industry-specific orchestration
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⚙️ Big Tech hyperscalers are building data centers in water-scarce locations
Good morning, and happy Friday.

⚙️ OpenAI releases ‘smartest and most capable models to date’
Good morning. Well, yesterday turned itself into a busy day (thank you, OpenAI).

⚙️ Sam Altman’s copyright defense is that GenAI is basically human
Good morning. As always, Tuesday was a busy day, filled with product announcements and an overabundance of things to just … process.