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A martech practitioner analyzes CDP architecture, vendor selection and agentic AI, drawing on twenty years of building and fixing martech stacks. Issues cover data sovereignty in regulated industries, using vendor filings and DORA for due diligence, and how to lead selections with use cases.
Plain-spoken analysis of AI, technology and product topics from a practitioner's perspective, including explainers on AI watermarking and essays on organizational knowledge. It also announces the author's own open source project, Cogeto, an AI memory tool.
Essays on EdgeChain and MARS, a privacy-preserving, hardware-attested data and AI system for smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe. It explores trustless infrastructure, data sovereignty and the legal gap between cryptographic proof and enforceable rights in Africa.
Avi Builds is a practical newsletter for engineers shipping production AI features, covering reliability, evals, RAG, routing and fine-tuning. Recent issues explain how to move voice AI pipelines onto Australian infrastructure and how to avoid biased or inconsistent LLM-as-a-judge evaluations.
A lawyer's logbook of self-built RSS bridges that turn government sites lacking feeds, such as BLM ePlanning, Congress.gov and the White House, into machine-readable streams. It pairs step-by-step setup instructions with arguments about the public cost of losing official data channels.
Papa Reo is a newsletter from Te Hiku Media and related Indigenous data sovereignty projects, covering Māori and Indigenous perspectives on open data, licensing and AI. Readers get practical guidance on creating community data licences, workshop announcements, and critical commentary on how AI technologies affect Indigenous communities.
BluByte's newsletter argues that AI security is an architecture decision rather than a policy exercise, with a focus on Canadian regulated organizations. Its issues cover sovereign AI planning, the autonomy spectrum from generative to multi-agent AI, and a practical checklist of risks to test in your own environment.
This newsletter from MetaProvide promotes decentralised storage as a way to make self-hosted Nextcloud deployments more resilient without migrations or downtime. It explains where single points of failure typically hide in Nextcloud stacks, mainly in the storage layer, and presents its HejBit product as the fix.
Company blog from Cubbit, a distributed cloud storage vendor, publishing announcements about its sovereign storage and edge products, public funding awards and partnerships. Posts are written in Italian and Ukrainian and read largely as project descriptions and press releases.
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