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You know what's funny about startup pitches? Half of them follow the exact same formula: "We're like [successful company] but for [underserved market]." Airbnb for boats. Uber for lawn care. Netflix for fitness classes. And honestly? This formula works way more often than it

A while ago, an NGO I support occasionally decided to focus on helping refugees in Europe access the job market. The refugees they assisted came from various nations, including Afghanistan, Russia, Syria, and many other countries. The Mission: Connecting Refugees with the Labor Market The core concept was straightforward: 1.

While my blog often highlights the amazing ways artificial intelligence can enhance our daily lives and business operations, it's crucial to address the more serious implications of this technology. A recent report from the Financial Times has brought a significant threat to light: the use of AI to

Anthropic keeps shipping features that are wired to how people actually use AI, not just demo fluff — like Claude Skills, where you package up actions and delegate them. Now they’re doing the same thing for engineers with something new called Claude Code Web. On the surface it looks “for

Anthropic just released a new feature that might change the way we interact with AI entirely. After years of experience with generative AI—learning what works and what doesn't—they've combined the best approaches into something remarkably practical: Skills. This isn't just another incremental