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Sean's AI Signal #57 is live. The gap between AI power users and everyone else is widening fast, and what could stall the industry isn't chips, it's electricity. Also this week: a cancer vaccine built for one patient that cut recurrence by half.

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Sean's AI Signal Issue #56 features Ordinary Abundance, real quotes of people seeing a vaccine, a telegraph, electric light for the first time. A good reminder that every leap in comfort felt exactly like this era of AI when it was new.

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Issue #56 of Sean's AI Signal is out. Sean McDade found a piece pairing everyday objects with 200 year old quotes about first encountering them, then used it to reframe this week's biggest AI debate.

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Sean's AI Signal Issue # 55 is live. Follow the link in comments to learn why the AI Insight wave is just starting. 🚀

Sean's AI Signal is Sean McDade's weekly read on the AI stories that matter for insights and CX leaders. Issue #55 lines up a stock chart, an engineering trick, and a demand number that sounds impossible. Sean explains the connection.

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Three of this week's biggest stories never said the word AI.

A wallet drained. A hedge fund liquidated. Earnings shattered records.

Issue #54 of Sean's AI Signal breaks down why.
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5 Lessons from 35 Days Straight of Hot Yoga 35 days of daily hot yoga taught me five lessons about compounding effort, feedback, and how insights professionals should approach AI in 2026.

This week's biggest stories skipped AI. A wallet drained. A hedge fund liquidated. Earnings broke records. Sean says AI caused it all.

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Sean's AI Signal Issue #53 is live on Substack.

This week: The geopolitical race for open weights, why AI is rewriting who is "indispensable," and why the market research industry just got put on notice