
I write about the messy collision of AI, media, and human attention. Think TikTok as cultural memory. Streaming as subscription math. Generative AI as a remix engine for everything we thought was finished.
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The past few weeks have seen the AI fight pivot to personal agents. SpaceX’s Grok Bot arrived in August, Meta followed with Muse in early September, OpenAI has been building toward an agent of its own, and newer names like Instinct have eme...
Legitimacy, Part II
Part I looked at a camera that does everything itself. Apple Reference Image signs a photo inside the sensor, develops it on Apple’s servers, keeps its own list of revoked sensors, and checks that list on Apple’s own de...
Jeffrey Katzenberg’s essay on AI and creativity, posted September 23, makes a useful concession. Writing about the theater musicians who fought recorded sound, he says they were right. “Those pit jobs did not come back.” He says much the sa...
The argument over the Paramount consent decree this past week was whether it can be enforced. The decree we got does not decide the question the states sued over, which was whether a combined Paramount and Warner Bros. lessens competition....
Legitimacy, Part I
The Inheritance Shift argued that context has to survive the pipeline, because a media system that transports files without carrying what those files mean will keep reconstructing meaning downstream, and invariably it wi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Technology is moving fast. Culture is moving weird. I write Engines of Change to track the systems that program both from AI pipelines to fandom economies and to ask who gets to set the defaults.
Media & Tech Analyst. I blend data, business insight, and storytelling to explore industry trends. Cinephile at heart, curious about where creativity meets technology.
Seasoned technology executive with deep experience in media, media workflows, team building, and politics navigating.
Stephanie Haycock is a global media and entertainment technology executive with over 25 years of expertise in product strategy, team leadership, and digital transformation.
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