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The $285 Billion Crash Wall Street Won't Explain Honestly. Here's What Everyone Missed.
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What's really happening when a markdown file crashes $285 billion in market value? The common story is that AI killed enterprise software. The reality is more complicated.
In this video, I share the inside scoop on why the per-seat SaaS pricing model is breaking while the data underneath remains valuable:
Why Thomson Reuters dropped 16% after Anthropic shipped 200 lines of prompts
How KPMG used AI as negotiating leverage to cut audit fees 14%
What Jensen Huang's counter-argument gets right and what it misses
Where the transition from UI-first to agentic-first architecture determines survival For knowledge workers watching this unfold, the same dynamic applies—bolting AI onto existing workflows is the individual version of what just crashed the SaaS market.
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Full Story w/ Prompts: https://natesnewsletter.substack.com/p/200-lines-of-markdown-just-triggered
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