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The Part They Leave Out
Or why not everyone will be able to retrain on AI
May 7
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Tom Weiss
April 2026
When "good enough" shifts underneath you
Or my return to the spinning jenny
Apr 23
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Tom Weiss
What the Water Carriers Knew
Or living with the impact of AI
Apr 9
•
Tom Weiss
2
March 2026
This has happened before
Or why I wrote a history book about AI
Mar 24
•
Tom Weiss
The Adding Machine and the Analyst
Or how AI is replacing the parts of research that should never have been done by humans.
Mar 10
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Tom Weiss
February 2026
Better Input, Faster Decisions
AI is making survey research faster than behavioural data. That changes everything.
Feb 3
•
Tom Weiss
2
January 2026
I’ve Seen This Transition Before
How moving from low-level systems to Windows in the 1990s explains what AI will do to software today
Jan 29
•
Tom Weiss
4
The Most Interesting Consumer Surveys Are the Ones Humans Will Never Take
Or why the most useful questions are the ones nobody will answer
Jan 20
•
Tom Weiss
December 2025
Will 2026 be the last year of the annual cycle?
Or why your insights calendar is about to become legacy infrastructure
Dec 23, 2025
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Tom Weiss
Market Research’s Spinning Jenny Moment
Or why automation doesn’t shrink an industry; it unlocks it.
Dec 5, 2025
•
Tom Weiss
6
June 2025
How AI is breaking the marketing funnel
With thanks to Chris Whitely for the idea of this post.
Jun 3, 2025
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Tom Weiss
1
May 2025
Escaping the joyless loop of AI creation
I don't remembner signing up to supervise robots
May 23, 2025
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Tom Weiss
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