The September Ten — Still Confused About AI? Ten Straight Answers.

Everyone's pretending they understand this. Almost nobody does.

Ten questions, answered straight. No course, no webinar, no "book a call."

→ Which one should you actually pay for? They're all about $20. The answer isn't the one you think.

→ AI agents — what they really are, and the Gartner figure that says 40% of agent projects are heading for cancellation.

→ Is it coming for your job? Answered with actual labour data. The people getting hit hardest are not who you'd guess.

→ How do you know when it's lying to you? Stanford puts hallucination rates between 22% and 94%. Here's what that number actually measures — and why almost everyone quotes it wrong.

→ Plus avatars, Cowork, connectors, MCP, and whether you can build an app without knowing how to code. Plain English, once.

Fifteen pages. Every figure checked this month, every source on the last page.

Dated on the cover — because anything written about AI is wrong within a season, and nobody else admits it.

Free. There's a $9 thing later. I'll mention it exactly once.

That last line does more work than any hype would. Telling a burned reader you'll pitch once, up front, removes the exact thing they're braced for.