AI in Business

A proposed tool would turn ecommerce catalogs into faceless Reels and TikToks, with its impact still to be tested against existing ads.

A comparison of Zapier and Make finds Zapier easier for common automations, while Make offers more control for complex workflows.

A simulated AI team running a startup provides insights into daily choices, challenges, and outcomes, highlighting AI’s potential in business operations.

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IdeaNavigator AI proposes paid, address-specific ADU reports, starting with a manually researched pilot in one California market.

Firmulate’s July 2026 Crucible League tested five AI models in a simulated company crisis, exposing gaps in deal-making and operational discipline.

Thorsten Meyer maps 24 uses for Jev, a tool for routing small AI-assisted decisions, and reports three live deployments in his publishing operation.

A source guide puts starter AI automation setups at $15–$50 a month and recommends beginning with one high-volume workflow.

37signals is moving to AI agents for nearly all code, reigniting debate over whether professional developers will keep writing code by hand.

A Chinese AI company, Moonshot’s Kimi K3, beat multiple Western frontier models in a live business simulation, challenging assumptions about AI capabilities.