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Business operations, automation, and AI don't have to be complicated. Every week, Quanta Bits breaks down what's actually changing for mid-market companies: what's working, what's hype, and what operational leaders should pay attention to. Hosted by Reza Morakabati, founder of Quanta Management and MIT Sloan alum. The companion to the Quanta Bits newsletter.

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Epizody

The AI Replacement Math Got Less Clean 02.05.2026 7:27

This week’s episode looks at why the AI replacement math is getting more complicated. AI tools are starting to feel less like chatbots and more like junior analysts, but the economics are not as simple as “AI is cheaper than people.” Compute capacity, token costs, model availability, and human review time all matter. I also cover OpenAI and Anthropic’s massive compute commitments, GitHub’s move to...

The Chatbot Became a Workforce 26.04.2026 8:22

Evaluating Your AI Vendor Stack 18.04.2026 9:11

The UI Was Never the Moat 18.04.2026 8:06

CEOs Took the Wheel 04.04.2026 6:36

AI Captures Labor Spend (2026-03-21) 28.03.2026 8:37

Back to the Terminal 28.03.2026 5:53

Episode 2: "Adoption at Machine Speed" 16.03.2026 7:11

Everyone says "AI adoption" but nobody means the same thing. This week: why the definitions problem is killing more AI projects than the technology, what BCG's survey of thousands of CEOs reveals about the "pragmatist" majority, and why MIT says 95% of AI projects never make it past pilot. Plus: the fastest-growing open-source project on GitHub is an AI agent that got bann...

The White Collar Reckoning 09.03.2026 5:06

Anthropic published actual data on who AI is displacing, and it's not who most people expect. The most exposed group? People with graduate degrees earning 47% more than average. Computer, math, business, legal, and management roles are all above 90% exposed. But only 33% of that work is actually being done by AI today. That 61-point gap doesn't close on its own. It closes when leadership...