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AI in Action with Tal Swicegood

AI in Action with Tal Swicegood

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  • Built on Rented Land

    Built on Rented Land
    Jun 28 2026
    This week a major AI lab put out an impressive new model and pulled it back within forty-eight hours. That, plus a vendor trying to charge a company thirty grand a year to access its own data, plus the oldest gut-check in business (what happens if you get hit by a bus?), all pointed at the same thing: ownership. The barrier to building collapsed, you can stand almost anything up in an afternoon now. But the gold rush has everybody building fast on rented land: rented models that can be pulled, rented platforms that change the rules, rented access to your own data, whole operations sitting on one person's personal account. It all feels like ownership until the lease is up. In this one I confess to doing the exact thing I warn clients about, make the case for the slower, unglamorous move of building where the client actually owns it, and close on the difference between a house built on sand and a house built on rock, and what I actually want to hand my kids. AI in Action with Tal Swicegood is an honest take on what AI is really doing in real businesses. Find what I'm building at lvluplocal.com.
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    11 min
  • Write It Down Once

    Write It Down Once
    Jun 15 2026
    Everyone's teaching AI skills this month. Tal demos four he built in one morning, including a margin-leak finder that recovered $400K/yr from a fictional fleet company's billing data. Then he gives you the part the tutorials skip: a skill is a standard operating procedure, the hundred-year-old binder every franchise runs on. What's new is who's reading it. Write down how you do things once, fix the document every time it misses, and your clearest day becomes the floor, not the ceiling. Homework: write one skill this week, the thing you've explained three times this month. Tools and methods Tal trusts: lvluplocal.com
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    13 min
  • A Business That Remembers

    A Business That Remembers
    Jun 7 2026
    This week Tal sat in on a run of discovery calls with companies in wildly different industries — a demolition contractor, a healthcare group, a warehouse-software company — and saw the exact same problem three times in a row. Not that they lacked AI. That their company couldn't think: their information was scattered across a dozen apps that had never once spoken to each other, with AI bolted onto each silo separately. This episode is about the unglamorous fix almost nobody will do, and why that's exactly where the advantage is. In this one: - Why most companies aren't missing AI — they're renting a dozen disconnected brains - Bolting AI onto a silo just gives you a smarter silo - Build the foundation, not another shiny tool (nobody claps for plumbing) - Organizational memory: the knowledge that walks out the door when people leave - A turn toward memory, faith, and what we choose to keep and pass down Find what Tal's building and the tools he trusts at lvluplocal.com.
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    11 min
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