Gary Stanton
Articles
- What Sam Altman’s AI-Work Interview Means for Company Adoption
- The Future Last Week: AI Moves Into the Work, and the Bill Comes Due
- How to Check AI-Drafted Customer Replies Before They Go Out
- How to Test Shopify Canvas Without Publishing a Broken Store
- ZoomMate vs Fathom: Do You Need Meeting Notes or Follow-Through?
- Asana Client Management vs monday CRM: Where Should Client Work Live?
- ChatGPT Intelligent UI vs Claude Artifacts: Choose the Right Kind of Interactive Answer
- Agency AI: Keep Client Feedback Attached to the Approved Deliverable
- Property Management AI: Triage the Maintenance Request Before Dispatch
- Restaurant AI Scheduling: Test Toast IQ Team Against the Shift You Actually Need
- Insurance AI: Sort the Claim File Before Asking a Model to Judge It
- Construction AI: Answer the Old Question Before Filing a New RFI
- Manufacturing AI: Start With the Maintenance Handoff, Not a Failure Prediction
- Microsoft Moved the Copilot Business Billing Default: Set the Limit Before December 1
- Atlassian and OpenAI: Give the Agent a Work Item, Not a Blank Check
- How to Use AI for a Quality of Earnings Review That Holds Up in a Deal
- Which AI Certifications Are Worth the Time? A Role-by-Role Guide
- Anthropic’s Engineer Academy Tests a Better Idea of AI Training
- AI Tools for CFOs: Buy in the Order the Books Can Support
- Tabnine vs GitHub Copilot: Choose the Code Boundary First
- Zendesk AI Pricing: Count Resolved Work, Not Deflected Tickets
- AI Adoption Analytics: Measure Work, Not Just Logins
- An AI Training Plan for One Business Team
- The Future Last Week: AI Agents Get Jobs, and the Work Gets Real
- Meta’s Muse Can See Your Bank Balance. Can Banks Keep the Deposit?
- The Future Last Week: AI Gets Cheaper, Closer, and More Physical
- Quick Tips: Use Markdown Files to Pass Work Between AI Agents, Teammates, and Future You
- Friar said jobs. Census said 2%.
- Copilot is a tenant tax, not a second ChatGPT
- HubSpot vs Salesforce: Which CRM AI is worth turning on?
- Grok in Word is a subprocessor, not a muse
- The third time you rebuild the Zap, leave
- One writer, one editor, one claims list
- Census said 5.4%. The new paper says 18%. Do not stack them.
- The Times case is about training, not your prompt
- The deck says everyone. Census says 18%. The denominator is the story.