The book gave you the method — five moves, four postcards, a grid, and a plan you made. This page is the part that moves: the current, sourced state of the AI climate, refreshed every quarter so your plan never gets tested against last year's weather. Prepare, never predict — but be current.
One question, asked monthly: what did the builders just stop doing by hand? Here's the current answer, plus the capability readings behind it.
Your piles are yours; nobody's spreadsheet knows your job. But the piles have market prices, and the prices moved this quarter. Use these to pressure-test your sort — not to replace it.
The postcards below are the base set; the test only works on futures specific enough to feel weather on your skin. Name the industry you're in — and, if you're eyeing a move, the one you'd cross to. The page blends your lane's evidence into your read-out, with the weighting shown. If your industry isn't on the board, the desk-research brief at the bottom gets you the same answer by hand.
The postcards are test rigs, not predictions — you still don't get to choose which future arrives. But each quarter the evidence moves, and the dials below say which way. Tick the signals you've noticed from your own seat; your personal read-out builds at the bottom. Then take the question in each dark box to the matching column of your grid.