A weekly newsletteron AI sovereignty
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Nobody serves the person who's angry and still logged in.
You use this stuff every day and you're not thrilled about where it's going. Both of those can be true.
Policy, rights, justice and vision.
Not a roundup of the best tools — we're all already inundated with that.
For people who use AI in their daily lives and care about doing it well.
What you get
- One thing to do. Every issue ends with a single action you can finish in ten minutes or less. No terminal, no compiling. We change our future one step at a time.
- What changed while you weren't looking. Terms, defaults and settings — but also model pricing, what gets moved behind a paywall, privacy and security, what quietly stops being available, and how you get locked in. Translated out of legalese into what it costs you.
- Every claim sourced. Quotes are checked character-for-character against the original before they can be published. Every source is labelled: independent reporting, the company's own announcement, or a vendor with something to sell. You should always know which.
- The good news too. What became newly possible — the things you can now run, own and keep yourself.