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Geschrieben von Kristian Kabashi, Gründer von The Blank Collar. Das Denken, in Langform, über Vertrauen, Company Memory, die Form der AI-nativen Firma und was für Menschen bleibt. Offen veröffentlicht auf Medium.
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Human Capital, Meet Token Capital
Every company is about to be in the business of building two kinds of capital. The surprising part is that the cheaper machine intelligence gets, the more your people are worth, no…
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SpaceX Didn’t Buy a Code Editor
It paid $60 billion for the front door to an AI-first ecosystem, the kind that could one day rival Apple, and maybe end with a phone that has no apps at all. By Kristian Kabashi Sp…
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If I Were Starting Over, I’d Learn These Three Jobs
Product owner, UX designer, project manager. Fold them into one person and you get the role AI cannot do, because it is the role that runs the AI. By Kristian Kabashi If I were sta…
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Stop Renting Your Company’s Brain
The strongest open models now run on a box that fits on your desk, and they are nearly as good as the giants. The contrarian move in 2026 is to own the workhorse and rent the geniu…
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Someone Just Found the Off Switch for AI
Anthropic’s Fable 5 was the most powerful AI ever opened to the public. Six days later a government letter switched it off for the entire planet. The reason we are given is a jailb…
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The Team of Five That Beats Fifty
How lean, agent-native startups now outrun companies ten times their size, and how to build one. By Kristian Kabashi The team of five that beats fifty. In late 2024 a man set up a …
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How to Become a Blank Collar
The individual’s playbook for the shift from doing the work to directing it. By Kristian Kabashi How to become a blank collar. Most people are asking the wrong question about AI an…
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Rent, Build, or Own
A field guide to what AI transformation actually costs, and whether to run it on someone else’s cloud or your own. By Kristian Kabashi Rent, build, or own. There is a strange thing…
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