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AI in Business OpenAI halved what its $200 plan gives you, and your AI bill is next The AI plan you bought at a flat rate is a subsidy, and subsidies get repriced October 8, 20264 minute read
AI in Business Slop grenades are the AI cost nobody put in the budget, and one rule defuses them Unchecked AI output moves the work from the sender to the reader October 8, 20264 minute read
AI Tools and Reviews Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna cost the same, so your checking time is the real price Two small AI models now list at identical prices October 8, 20264 minute read
AI Policy in Canada Only 5% of firms have agent controls in place, so write the policy before the pilot Most firms plan to give AI agents more freedom than their controls can hold October 7, 20264 minute read
OpenAI halved what its $200 plan gives you, and your AI bill is next The AI plan you bought at a flat rate is a subsidy, and subsidies get repriced byDavid OkaforOctober 8, 2026
Slop grenades are the AI cost nobody put in the budget, and one rule defuses them Unchecked AI output moves the work from the sender to the reader byHarper SinghOctober 8, 2026
Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna cost the same, so your checking time is the real price Two small AI models now list at identical prices byPriya ChenOctober 8, 2026
Only 5% of firms have agent controls in place, so write the policy before the pilot Most firms plan to give AI agents more freedom than their controls can hold byMarcus LaporteOctober 7, 2026
AI in BusinessOctober 8, 2026 OpenAI halved what its $200 plan gives you, and your AI bill is next The AI plan you bought at a flat rate is a subsidy, and subsidies get repriced byDavid Okafor
Practical AI TipsSeptember 28, 2026 Microsoft’s new Copilot arrives with a meter attached, so set the spending cap before you switch anything on The headline is three new Copilot tools byHarper Singh
AI Tools and ReviewsSeptember 23, 2026 Opus 5.5 cut its list price 20%, but the effort setting moves your bill more than four times as much The list price fell 20%, but the setting you pick decides the invoice byDavid Okafor
AI in BusinessJuly 20, 2026 OpenAI’s CFO wants you to count the cost of each finished task, and you should, with your own numbers OpenAI's CFO says to judge AI by cost per finished task byDavid Okafor
AI in BusinessJune 12, 2026 OpenAI may cut token prices, and your AI bill still won’t shrink OpenAI is reportedly weighing token price cuts byDavid Okafor
AI Tools and ReviewsMay 29, 2026 Anthropic held Opus 4.8 at the same price, and your bill can still jump Opus 4 byDavid Okafor
AI Tools and ReviewsFebruary 18, 2026 Sonnet 4.6 costs 40% less than Opus, not the 80% some launch coverage implied Sonnet 4 byDavid Okafor
