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Your next user is an agent, not a person

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By Chase Hughes Verified
| SD Times Verified
Pull your access logs for last week and ask a question most teams never think to ask: how much of that traffic was read by a person? Cloudflare started publishing an answer in July 2025. Across its entire customer base in the first week of that August, Anthropic’s crawlers  made nearly 50,000 requests for HTML pages for every one page request its platform referred back to a site. OpenAI’s ratio was 887 to one.
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Why AI Pilots Fail in Life Sciences

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By Chase Hughes Verified, Louise Howard
| Life Science Daily News
Misaligned incentives, the wrong unit of work, and a probabilistic model where the process demands a reproducible one A draft annex to European GMP guidance, out for consultation until October 2025, contains the bluntest sentence yet written about AI in regulated manufacturing. Models with a probabilistic output — ones that, given identical inputs, might not return identical outputs — “should not be used in critical GMP applications”.
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Chase Hughes: Micro compliance influences behavior, novelty hijacks decision-making, and the enduring value of human skills in an AI world | The Diary of a CEO

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By Chase Hughes Verified
| Crypto Briefing Verified
Key takeaways Micro compliance is a subtle yet powerful technique for influencing behavior by engaging individuals in small tasks. Novelty can hijack the brain and is a key factor in influencing beliefs and behaviors. Human skills will become increasingly valuable in a future dominated by AI and robotics. Effective communication should resonate with people’s existing feelings rather than direct them.
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