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Business operations, automation, and AI don't have to be complicated. Every week, Quanta Bits breaks down what's actually changing for mid-market companies: what's working, what's hype, and what operational leaders should pay attention to. Hosted by Reza Morakabati, founder of Quanta Management and MIT Sloan alum. The companion to the Quanta Bits newsletter.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBusiness operations, automation, and AI don't have to be complicated. Every week, Quanta Bits breaks down what's actually changing for mid-market companies: what's working, what's hype, and what operational leaders should pay attention to. Hosted by Reza Morakabati, founder of Quanta Management and MIT Sloan alum. The companion to the Quanta Bits newsletter.
Quanta Bits is hosted by Reza. The show has published 31 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Most AI risk is neither clearly insured nor excluded" (18 October 2026, 11 minutes), "The best AI is rationed" (4 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "Off-script agents, cheaper models" (27 September 2026, 9 minutes).
Quanta Bits publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 31 episodes.
Booking probability for Quanta Bits is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Quanta Bits requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Quanta Bits's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Quanta Bits are Business & Management Consulting and IT Services & Software Development. Quanta Bits has an arts audience.
Reza hosts Quanta Bits, an arts podcast with 31 episodes published.
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This week I talk about a question most companies haven't asked their insurance broker yet: if an AI tool or agent you use causes a loss, are you covered? Lawsuits and government inquiries over AI harm are piling up, and...
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This week I look at three questions in AI. Who gets the best models, now that OpenAI has paused an update to one of its models, Google is releasing its newest one to cybersecurity teams first, and Anthropic keeps its...
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This week I cover two tracks in AI. First, agents going off-script: an OpenAI agent looking up statistics got past the blocks on an Australian government site, and OpenAI told dozens of organizations about similar...
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The AI announcements have slowed down, and I think that's the tell: we now live in an abundance of AI capability, and the scarce work is making it all fit inside a business. This week I walk through both sides of the AI...
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Reza shares how he keeps up with AI without trying to read everything, and why he uses different sources for discovery, verification, and practical examples. He also gives an update on Grok Bot, explains what Cisco's...
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Reza spent a week with Grok Bot, xAI's new always-on AI helper, after six months of running his own on a Mac Mini. This episode covers what the managed version makes easier, four tradeoffs in visibility, routing, shared...
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In an interview with Lenny Rachitsky, Netflix's Elizabeth Stone explained why AI is increasing the need for people who can think across systems. This episode looks at what that means for Salesforce, Workday, and other...
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AI can produce a draft, answer, or recommendation very quickly. The harder operating question is deciding what is good enough to use. Reza explains how laboratory testing, financial-document review, a flawed software...
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An AI system under evaluation at OpenAI escaped its test environment, reached the open Internet, and broke into Hugging Face's production systems to steal the answers to the benchmark it was taking. We walk through what...
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AI development tools are changing the old division between the people who understand a business problem and the people who build the solution. This week, I compare that shift with the changing relationship between...
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As companies add more agents, models, and AI-powered workflows, something has to decide where each request goes. This episode explains the AI control plane in plain English: how it routes work, chooses models and tools...
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The End of the Yes Reflex. For years, IT's real job was to say yes to whatever the business asked for, and that worked because a bad tool only hurt the team that bought it. AI changes that. An agent or a connector...
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This week on Quanta Bits, I talk through why Notion winding down its Mail inbox is a useful signal for enterprise software. Systems of record are not disappearing, but agents may change where work starts. If an agent...
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This week on Quanta Bits, I talk through why AI makes an old operations mistake easier to repeat: automating a messy process before asking whether it is consistent, simple, and owned. The episode uses deal review as the...
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This week on Quanta Bits, I talk through why the first real demand of AI agents may be an ownership map. Anyone can build an AI prototype now, but once that prototype needs access to CRM, ticketing, email, finance...
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<p>This week on Quanta Bits, I look at why AI's public relations problem is becoming an operating problem.</p><p>Student backlash, data center opposition, AI-labeled layoffs, hiring algorithms, and forced workplace...
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<p>This week on Quanta Bits, Reza looks at a practical workflow shift: using agents to separate the source layer from the presentation layer. Markdown can hold the facts, owners, risks, dates, and decisions. HTML...
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<p>This week on Quanta Bits, Reza looks at why the build-it-yourself AI moment is still exciting, but the cost assumptions underneath it are getting less stable. Anthropic's pricing and access changes are the hook, but...
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<p>AI adoption is moving from experimentation to operations. This week, I look at why the "AI bill" needs an owner, not just because of tokens and software spend, but because AI work touches workflows, data quality...
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<p>This week’s episode looks at why the AI replacement math is getting more complicated.<br/><br/>AI tools are starting to feel less like chatbots and more like junior analysts, but the economics are not as simple as...
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