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The New Intelligence.

Politics, comms and AI, from inside a public affairs and advisory practice.

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4 Issues

  1. No. 04 ·

    I didn’t market my election tracker. A chatbot did.

    During the BC election my tracker got twice as many visits from ChatGPT as from Google. What that says about the new gatekeepers, plus a quick read on the result.

  2. No. 03 ·

    The payoff gap.

    Why this newsletter is changing lanes, and six calls on where Canadian AI policy should go.

  3. No. 02 ·

    Making AI argue with itself.

    You hand it a question, usually the kind that might eat most of your week, and about an hour later there’s a report waiting with its claims checked.

  4. No. 01 ·

    The ceiling moved. But so has the constraint.

    A few months ago, I wrote about approaching the ceiling of my own brain, the context problem, and how the fix turned out to be a structured knowledge base rather than a more clever model.

What's Gremble

A Vancouver workshop that builds tools for public affairs and knowledge work, plus apps, open source, hardware and games.

Who's Jason

Jason Craik founded Gremble. He works in public affairs and political risk in Vancouver, advising on government relations, corporate affairs, M&A, market entry, issues and strategy. About Jason → · LinkedIn ↗