
I write about the messy collision of AI, media, and human attention and what it means for how we create, consume, and remember culture. Think TikTok as cultural memory. Streaming as subscription math. Generative AI as remix engines that might be forge
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A Sidebar from this week’s Vertical Media Summit in Los Angeles, California…
I spent the afternoon of June 3rd in a room at the W Hollywood watching a very good argument get made on vertical LED screens. The Vertical Media Summit is a half...
May 2026
Founder Memo is becoming the place where I think out loud in front of people I trust. That makes this one a little different.
Synthetic Production Is a Control Layer (Part I of the Control Layer)
The most valuable thing created during production may no longer be the finished asset. It may be the record of how that asset came into being.
Four claims on how AI companies answer for themselves came due in the same week, raised by a founder’s lawsuit, a presidential order, a state legislature, and the Vatican. Each pressed the question of accountability. Each landed in roughly...
David Sugg has spent 26 years building and operating media supply chains at major studios. He's led large technology programs, managed teams of hundreds, and learned most of what matters by being in the room when things went wrong. He now c...
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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.
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Bhavesh is an Emmy Award–winning streaming industry consultant focused on integrating AI into media workflows. He advises on video quality, data-driven operations, and next-generation content delivery across modern streaming platforms.
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