I'm Tyson Crane, founder of Joint Lab Solutions. This is where I write the long version — practical, first-principles pieces on AI and how to put it to work, the kind I link people to when a tweet won't do.
Most growing businesses don't have an AI problem, they have a hiring problem. The companies getting real results treat AI agents like new team members: clear role, real onboarding, and light ongoing management.
From first principles, a business has only two numbers to move. Here is how to use them to judge whether any AI or software spend is actually worth it.
Most of your company's best information dies where no one can use it. Here is how a second brain turns it into a compounding, usable asset for people and agents.
A valuable AI opportunity in most businesses is not a new model. It is letting skilled people talk instead of type.
An AI agent lost money running a Stockholm cafe. The failure wasn't intelligence. It was setup, and that is the whole story of AI in your business.
