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CEO @INXM. We make enterprise AI reliable. 80x less tokens, same output, every time. On-prem. Berlin.

Berlin
Joined February 2007
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Fine-tuning your next big idea with AI? The moment you press enter, you might be giving it away. Ep. 8 of AI Uncut: "free" AI, data ownership & whether AI labs are becoming the new incubators. With INXM, operational data can stay in-house. 🎧👇
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Is "Fast Thinking" really faster thinking, or just paying to skip the line? That loading animation doesn't mean the model works harder. Often your prompt is just stuck in a queue. What does €200/month actually buy? Nobody knows. AI Uncut Ep. 7 👇
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Most companies still pick an AI model the way they pick a smartphone: one leaderboard number, and the rest is marketing.
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Check the rooms that match your job: knowledge work (real files + tools), coding (merge-ready), science (verifiable), general (no inventing).
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A single IQ for models is a convenience. Your company needs the room that matches the work. Source: Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index v5, Oct 2026.
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“Are we in an AI bubble?” Journalists keep asking. My answer: Of course we are. The dot-com crash killed countless companies. The internet still won. New AI Uncut: what drives the hype, and why AI agents will soon find ways to sell to us on their own. 👇
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1/ "Superintelligence will wipe out humanity." Silicon Valley is calling for regulation. I'm deeply sceptical. Is this real, or the next Y2K? 🧵 A little disclaimer: This visual was generated by AI. The opinions are very much my own.
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4/ I'm not anti-LLM. They're fantastic at certain tasks. But they're wildly inefficient at automation, and they were oversold.
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5/ That's why we're done with hype and ready for the Execution Era: LLMs where they shine, automation for reliable, efficient execution. Silicon Valley does see an existential threat. Not Skynet. The sky castle.
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“Are we in an AI bubble?” Journalists keep asking. My answer: Of course we are. The dot-com crash killed countless companies. The internet still won. New AI Uncut: what drives the hype, and why AI agents will soon find ways to sell to us on their own. 👇
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1/ Satya Nadella just wrote about insider risk in the superintelligence era. If you're deploying AI, read it. His point: the safest system isn't the one where we trust the model most. It's the one that lets us trust it the least. 🧵 2/ With traditional software, we could trace every behavior back to a code path. With frontier models, that's gone. Yet we're giving agents our most sensitive data and letting them take mission-critical actions. 3/ Responsibility can't be outsourced. Too many companies and governments lean on a model provider's assurances. Those don't remove our accountability for what AI does in our name. 4/ The good news: security already has the playbook. Identity, least privilege, logging, containment. And one old rule: a program must never be able to bypass the mechanisms that enforce its permissions. 5/ That's how we build at INXM: deterministic environments where agents act, with every permission enforced outside the model. Guardrails that hold even when the model misbehaves. Full piece 👇
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