Archive - Platforms, AI, and the Economics of BigTech

The skeptic's guide to consuming AI research with a pinch of salt

Theoretically rigorous studies aren't enough if they study only a part of the picture

Jun 17 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

The Jevons Misunderstanding

Stop saying Jevons Paradox to get to simplistic, reassuring answers

Jun 7 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

May 2026

How to reimagine your work in the age of AI

How to unbundle and rebundle a book, a newsletter, or your next deliverable

May 31 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

January 2026

US vs China: How to win the wrong AI race

The US is trying to win the AI race. China is playing an entirely different game.

Jan 11 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

December 2025

The Not-so-Lazy Holiday Reading List

Laziness as competitive advantage

Dec 28, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

November 2025

The 'bento box' guide to the Reshuffle of professional services

What Japanese lunches and present-day Hollywood teach us about the future of the professions

Nov 30, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

October 2025

The slow incumbent fallacy

Why incumbents fail is about a lot more than just organizational inertia

Oct 26, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

The problem with agentic AI in 2025

Too much automation can blind you to the real opportunity

Oct 5, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

September 2025

Reshuffle and biopolitical power

Sep 24, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

Openness is a rug-pull, digital strategy is really about leakiness

Openness writes your PR spiel, leakiness books your profits

Sep 21, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

When supply chain power meets ecosystem power

Sep 17, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary

The 'data moats' fallacy

Moats are never about data alone

Sep 7, 2025 • Sangeet Paul Choudary