A newsletter that examines enterprise and government AI decisions through case studies, procurement records and cost modelling. Readers get evidence-based analysis aimed at replacing reactive AI activity with deliberate strategic direction.

Firegap publishes researched, first-person analyses of how institutions, schools and platforms collect and use children's data, drawing on primary sources like SEC filings, CDC reports and privacy law. It gives parents concrete facts and a clear point of view to help them understand and limit data exposure for their kids.

Essays at the intersection of technology, economics and politics, covering digital money, AI agents and platform power, with a European angle. Readers get detailed, sourced analysis of who controls infrastructure and who bears responsibility when it is used or switched off.

Analysis of how government decisions in the U.S. and Europe are shaping AI, cloud and other digital-stack markets, with a focus on policy mechanisms such as kill switches, release pacing and tech sovereignty. Each issue walks through specific bills, executive orders and regulatory moves and what they mean for industry.