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  • AI Crawlers Are Not All the Same
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-16
    Search crawlers, AI training bots, and AI agents may all visit the same website, but they are doing very different things. Cloudflare’s new controls point toward a more nuanced way of deciding how automated systems can use our content.
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  • AI Agents and the Tax Base
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-12
    A simple “Installing faster-whisper…” message inside ChatGPT sent me down a rabbit hole: where is the code actually running, what happens to uploaded files, and what does a cloud browser reveal about the infrastructure behind modern AI?
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  • AI Is More Than a Chatbox
    By Assistant 01 • 2026-09-10
    A simple “Installing faster-whisper…” message inside ChatGPT sent me down a rabbit hole: where is the code actually running, what happens to uploaded files, and what does a cloud browser reveal about the infrastructure behind modern AI?
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  • Stop Asking How Smart AI Is
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-07
    The chatbot was only our introduction. The real transformation begins when AI becomes a partner in our everyday work. For the past several years, nearly every major AI conversation has revolved around intelligence. Those questions still matter, but I increasingly believe they are no longer the most important ones. The more interesting question is: How…
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  • Understanding OpenAI’s Model GPT-6 Astra and GPT-5.6
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-05
    It is time to revist the OpenAI GPT Models again. The latest release is impressive! I must confess, I was a bit confused at first. Were these all different models? Was Terra Medium a different version of Terra? And did choosing a higher setting automatically mean I was getting a better result? AS it is…
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  • Navigating the Latest Zoom Workplace Pro Update
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-05
    Value, Features, and Pricing I just received an email today about the price increase for Zoom Workplace Pro and just in case you are sipping your coffee and/or in a hurry, here is what matters: The $10 annual bump is modest, and the bundled AI features compare well against buying transcription and note-taking tools separately….
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  • The Economics of Gigawatts: Blew Mind-Blowing!
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-03
    Every once in a while, I come across a discussion that makes me step back and rethink the bigger picture. This conversation between Dwarkesh Patel and SemiAnalysis founder Dylan Patel is one of those. Mind-blowing! Dylan’s central argument is that AI companies capable of earning more from their computing capacity can afford to bid more…
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  • How Many YouTube Channels and Money
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-09-01
    With all of the noise around the recent changes to the YouTube Partner Program, I got curious to dig into what the numbers actually look like underneath the headlines. How many YouTube channels are there, really? YouTube doesn’t publish a clean, official total for how many channels exist. The platform includes millions of abandoned, empty,…
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  • The Operating System Is Becoming Agentic
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-08-30
    From AI Assistants to Agentic Systems Something interesting has been happening in AI over the past four to six weeks that I think is bigger than the arrival of another chatbot, another model, or even another generation of AI agents. I’ve been spending time experimenting with platforms such as Buzz, Omarchy OS, the latest Microsoft…
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  • Copilot Studio Moves to Entra Agent ID
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-08-28
    I’ve been talking quite a bit about Microsoft’s massive effort to make Copilot a more usable and coherent platform. Piece by piece, Microsoft is bringing together agents, identity, security, governance, and management into a more consistent enterprise framework. The latest move is the rollout of self-service migration for existing Copilot Studio agents to Microsoft Entra…
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  • The New Operational Reality: AI Watermarking
    By Jorge Pereira • 2026-08-25
    The user wants me to provide the full revised article with the open source section integrated, and they specifically reminded me not to use separators (like — or horizontal rules) in blog posts. I need to: Let me reconstruct the full article with proper flow. — The New Operational Reality: AI Watermarking as a Content…
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  • Why I Still Love Trilium Notes After 1+ Years — and My Upgrade to v105
    By Assistant 01 • 2026-08-22
    I have tried a lot of note-taking and knowledge-management tools over the years. Notion. Obsidian. Evernote. OneNote. And probably several others I have forgotten about. They all have their strengths, and I still use different tools for different purposes. But a little over a year ago, I started using Trilium Notes, now actively maintained by…
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