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AI ReadyDaily Brief · May 8, 2026

Anthropic just leased Elon's Memphis supercluster

Anthropic gets Colossus 1, OpenAI's depth gap widens to 3.5x, and Wendy's keeps scaling while Taco Bell pauses.

In this edition: This week: Anthropic leased Musk's Memphis supercluster, OpenAI's enterprise data shows a 3.5x depth gap, and Wendy's vs Taco Bell makes the case for escalation-first AI design Under the radar: Anthropic launched Claude Security and a $1.5B services entity What's on the calendar: OpenAI DevDay London, Microsoft Build, and the first Q1 productivity print with Copilot in the data Free webinar : Build Notion Agents to Automate Complex Tasks , a 30-minute Lightning Lesson, May 14 at 2 pm ET. Save your seat → THE WEEK IN AI THE WEEK IN ONE SENTENCE Three of this week's biggest stories all point in the same direction: the constraint on enterprise AI has shifted from compute and mo…

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THE AI READY MODEL

Six levels. Six axes. One picture of where you stand.

The model is multi-axis on purpose. Your level matters, but the shape tells you what to work on next: adoption, tooling, build capability, automation, culture, and operations.

AI-CuriousAI-AdoptingAI-BuildingAI-DelegatingAI-FirstAI-Native
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WHAT WE BELIEVE
  1. 01AI proficiency is a workplace expectation, not a bonus skill.
  2. 02You can’t manage what you can’t measure. The model is how we measure.
  3. 03Most teams overinvest in tools and underinvest in proficiency.
  4. 04An org is only as AI-ready as its weakest axis.
  5. 05Strategy is bigger than software. Both matter.
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Haroon Choudery

Built by Haroon Choudery. I've been teaching AI for eight years — first through AI For Anyone, the nonprofit I co-founded with my brother in 2017 (now 70,000 learners). Along the way I built Autoblocks, an AI evaluation platform used by Hinge Health and ClickHouse, interviewed 280+ leaders shipping AI at companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, and write the AI Ready newsletter to 50,000 readers each week. AI Ready is the curriculum I wish existed when I started teaching.