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AI claims archive

Hi, I'm Kamil Banc.
I track what AI claims add up to.

I publish AI Adopters Club and keep a structured archive of article summaries, extracted claims, and source-linked notes.

The library comes first. Service details are here, but kept in the background.

Library

480 extracted claims kept in a format that is easy to scan, cite, and reuse.

Source-linked

Each entry keeps the source article, lead claim, and supporting context together.

Services

A small number of defined ways to work together, without turning the site into a pitch.

Why this site exists

A public archive for AI claims and source material.

Built to stay useful to readers and easy for language models to parse.

13,000+

Subscribers

Readers following the archive in real time.

480

Claims

Atomic statements pulled from the articles and kept ready for reuse.

96

Articles

Source posts indexed across strategy, implementation, tools, and ROI.

Library Themes

What the archive keeps returning to.

Three recurring patterns show up again and again.

01

Adoption

Why teams start using AI, where they stop, and what makes the habit stick.

02

Workflow

How prompts, handoffs, approvals, and routines change once AI enters the work.

03

Measurement

What the archive actually says about ROI, proof, and measurable outcomes.

Services

Defined ways to work together.

Short versions here. Full details stay on AI Adopters Club.

Open the full service page

4 weeks

AI Impact Audit

A fixed-scope review of readiness, processes, and data, ending with a roadmap and quick-win plan.

6 months

Strategic Advisory Retainer

Monthly strategic calls, priority follow-up, and recurring notes on blockers and pivots.

6 months

Fractional Chief AI Officer

Hands-on support for one important initiative, tied to internal KPIs and team follow-through.

Next Step

Browse the library, then decide if you need help.

The archive is the main product here.

Recommended order

Read a few claims, scan the index, then open the service page if direct support looks useful.