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  • How ai and predictive analytics are changing clinical decision-making in spine surgery

    How AI and Predictive Analytics Are Changing Clinical Decision-Making in Spine Surgery

    ByWill Jones July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

    AI and predictive analytics are finding their place in the clinical reality of complex spine surgery, thanks in no small part to the Spine Computational Outcomes Learning Institute (SCOLI). Dr. Nitin Agarwal and Dr. D. Kojo Hamilton co-direct this independent nonprofit to bridge the gap between complex computational data and real-world clinical neurosurgery. The mission…

  • Meet port33’s agentos, the open-source coordination layer for ai teams

    Meet Port33’s AgentOS, the Open-Source Coordination Layer for AI Teams

    ByWill Jones July 31, 2026July 31, 2026

    Built inside an active engineering organization, AgentOS aims to keep human developers and AI agents aligned without pulling them away from the tools they already use. AI coding assistants have created an odd new problem for engineering teams: everyone can move faster, yet the project can still drift off course. A developer using Claude Code…

  • Steven capuano on the document trail that decides who owns an invention

    Steven Capuano on the Document Trail That Decides Who Owns an Invention

    ByTalha Munir July 31, 2026August 3, 2026

    Ideas do not belong to whoever thought of them first. According to the entrepreneur and product inventor, they belong to whoever can document the claim, and most inventors build that record far too late. There is a version of invention that most people carry around, and Steven Capuano thinks it does more damage than any…

  • Nathalie guasis on running short-term rentals in bozeman

    Nathalie Guasis on Running Short-Term Rentals in Bozeman

    ByTalha Munir July 30, 2026August 3, 2026

    A Gallatin Valley hosting practice built on attention rather than optimization, and why the guests keep coming back. When a family from out of state books one of Nathalie Guasis‘s Bozeman rentals for a summer week, Guasis reads the booking message before doing anything else. Not the check-in date. Not the party size. The message….

  • From capture to intelligence: how zoop is rebuilding the creator economy for the ai era

    From Capture to Intelligence: How ZOOP Is Rebuilding the Creator Economy for the AI Era

    ByWill Jones July 28, 2026July 28, 2026

    The technology industry has spent the past decade perfecting the capture of consumer attention. RJ Phillips is trying to build something different. As founder and CEO of ZOOP, Phillips sees the company’s opportunity extending beyond social media itself. Rather than competing to build another feed, he is positioning ZOOP as an AI-powered platform that combines…

  • Velur enterprises and the land layer beneath california’s green hydrogen bet

    Velur Enterprises and the Land Layer Beneath California’s Green Hydrogen Bet

    ByTalha Munir July 28, 2026August 3, 2026

    When Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1350 into law this week, most of the coverage read like an energy story. Sen. Jerry McNerney’s bill qualified green hydrogen as a clean energy source under California’s Renewables Portfolio Standard, opened the door to financial incentives for power plants that use it, and drew unanimous approval from…

  • A bustling restaurant interior showcasing diners enjoying their meals in a cozy atmosphere.

    TC Restaurant Group Founders Joe and Jon Field on Passing the Torch to the Next Generation

    ByTalha Munir July 24, 2026August 3, 2026

    FOUNDER STORY Most family businesses do not survive a change in ownership. The founders of TC Restaurant Group treated theirs as the point of the whole enterprise. Succession is where family businesses go to die. The statistics on generational transitions are famously unkind, and the failure usually has less to do with the balance sheet…

  • Three medical students in a hallway discussing notes, fostering teamwork and learning.

    Nihit Gurram on Choosing Both: Starting Medical School Without Stepping Away From His Startup

    ByTalha Munir July 20, 2026August 2, 2026

    Founders facing a fork in the road are usually told to pick a lane. Go all in on the company, or go back to the credential. Nihit Gurram spent months weighing exactly that choice, and then declined to make it. In July 2026, he begins medical school at the Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine while…

  • Two electric cars plugged into charging stations outdoors with warm sunlight reflecting on the vehicles and chargers.

    Why EV Charging Expansion Needs Risk Planning

    ByFelicia Priedel July 16, 2026July 16, 2026

    EV charging is expanding across everyday spaces. Smart rollout needs safety planning, responder access, and fire readiness built into every new site.

  • Enlarged prostate care has changed more in the last decade than in the previous three: dr. Jitesh patel on the science behind modern bph treatment

    Enlarged Prostate Care Has Changed More in the Last Decade Than in the Previous Three: Dr. Jitesh Patel on the Science Behind Modern BPH Treatment

    ByTalha Munir July 16, 2026July 20, 2026

    The most common prostate condition in men over fifty is now a precision decision, not a binary one. A board-certified urologist explains how that choice actually gets made. For most of modern urology, a man with an enlarged prostate faced a narrow set of choices. He could live with worsening symptoms, take medication for the…

  • A cardboard cutout and a calculator sit side by side on a neutral surface

    Why Cheap Energy Upgrades Often Create Bigger Problems, According to Lane Pace

    ByTalha Munir July 16, 2026July 20, 2026

    A low price on insulation can end up costing more once moisture problems or comfort complaints surface later. Here is what typically goes wrong and why. You hired a contractor, paid the invoice and waited. The house still feels humid in August, and something about the whole experience feels off. This is more common than…

  • Shadow mirkhaef on turning growth into durable capacity: operational discipline as strategy

    Shadow Mirkhaef on Turning Growth into Durable Capacity: Operational Discipline as Strategy

    ByTalha Munir July 14, 2026July 20, 2026

    In freight and logistics, growth is easy to celebrate and hard to sustain. New lanes open, volumes surge, customers multiply and then the cracks appear. Equipment sits idle at the wrong terminal. Dwell times creep up. Throughput plateaus. What looked like a scaling success story becomes a cautionary tale about the gap between ambition and…

  • How level 6 built a smarter alternative to one-size-fits-all incentive software

    How Level 6 Built a Smarter Alternative to One-Size-Fits-All Incentive Software

    ByWill Jones July 6, 2026July 6, 2026

    For better or worse, white-label SaaS software has become a mainstay in many industries, including fintech, e-commerce, and marketing. In marketing and advertising, many businesses have turned to white-label software platforms for tasks like CRM, or customer relationship management, as well as the incentive programs that have brought significantly more income, retention, and customer engagement…

  • Your coding agent isn’t dumb. It’s rummaging.

    Your Coding Agent Isn’t Dumb. It’s Rummaging.

    ByWill Jones June 23, 2026June 23, 2026

    How CodeGraph cuts an AI agent’s tool calls by ~70% by handing it a map of your codebase instead of making it grep blind, and the fine print on when that actually helps. Point an AI coding agent at a codebase it has never seen and watch what it does. It greps for a keyword….

  • A close-up of a person pressing a green button on a printer’s control panel while a screen displays printer settings.

    Can Your Wide-Format Printer Stop a Breach?

    ByFelicia Priedel June 16, 2026June 16, 2026

    Wide-format printers connect to office networks the same way computers do. Understanding the security risks involved helps businesses make informed decisions.

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