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  • Value per article$3.00◆
  • Assets per article20◆
  • Press close19:30 PT◆
  • North-star metricShares / 1k views◆
  • PipelineAgents◆
  • Final sayOne human◆
  • Edition001◆

Three products · One pipeline

Distribution, conversion, expansion. In that order.

01 / Distribution

News

Spicy, timely, deep. The digest lands before human newsrooms react.

  • ◆Every story ships as twenty measurable assets: card, tweet-length cut, audio brief, share link.
  • ◆Scored on the only metric that matters: shares per thousand views.

02 / Conversion

Insights

Actionable, pecuniary, unpopular with the people it is about.

  • ◆Follow-the-invoice reporting on who actually gets paid when a model gets smarter.
  • ◆Written for the white-collar reader the AI tsunami is aimed at.

03 / Expansion

Terminal

A financial terminal for the AI economy. The inference, priced in.

  • ◆Compute costs, model pricing, layoffs and lobbying on one screen.
  • ◆For readers who want the trade, not the take.

The 7:30 brief · Sample edition

Insight only shows up where there is conflict.

Angles our pipeline would chase. Not yet reported, not yet published.

  1. 01 · Labor

    The layoffs were never about AI. The AI was about the layoffs.

    Forty earnings calls, read by a model that flags every time 'efficiency' lands within ten words of 'headcount'.

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  2. 02 · Money

    Who gets paid when a model gets smarter: a follow-the-invoice map of the inference economy.

    Chips, power, tokens, wrappers. The margin lives in exactly one of these.

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  3. 03 · Power

    Every 'safety' press release this quarter, ranked by how much it moved the stock.

    The correlation is not zero. The direction is not the one you would hope.

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  4. 04 · Jobs

    The white-collar exodus: the roles disappearing first, and the ones quietly paying double.

    Twelve thousand postings cross-referenced against the job-loss reports everyone keeps citing.

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