The Fight for Intelligence
Putting the Organisation of Tomorrow to Work; Use Cases, Vendor Independence, and the Brain Behind the Framework
Argues that competition has shifted from a fight for resources to a fight for intelligence, using the 19-day frontier-model suspension of June 2026 as evidence of single-vendor risk. Covers framework changes since v1.0 (a third deployment track, a more precisely separated Brain) and four places leaders feel ØØT immediately: speed to market, visibility into technical work without reading code, regulatory monitoring, and an honest account of the finance layer. Closes with the Second Brain, Firm Brain and Ledger architecture.
Režun, D. T. (2026). The Fight for Intelligence — Putting the ØØT to Work: Use Cases, Vendor Independence, and the Brain Behind the Framework. talirezun.com. https://talirezun.com/library/fight-for-intelligence-paper
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author = {Dr. Tali Režun},
title = {The Fight for Intelligence — Putting the ØØT to Work: Use Cases, Vendor Independence, and the Brain Behind the Framework},
year = {2026},
url = {https://talirezun.com/library/fight-for-intelligence-paper},
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