Michael Groeneweg

AI consultant at Digital Impact and founder of UnicornAI.nl

Michael is an AI consultant at Digital Impact in Rotterdam and the founder of UnicornAI.nl, where he builds AI solutions and SaaS integrations for businesses. An entrepreneur for ten years, he has spent the last few refusing to touch anything that doesn't have AI woven into it, at work and at home, to the mild dismay of the people around him. His travels have turned into a running experiment in what AI can and can't do from a cafe terrace in Lisbon or a train station in Tokyo. He obsessively tests new tools, builds solutions for clients, and believes nobody should buy the hype, but nobody can keep pretending AI doesn't change everything either. Loves good coffee, long flights, and people who build with AI instead of just talking about it.

9 articles

Onderzoek

44% of Dutch SMBs shared business data with a free AI tool last month, and most had no idea what happens to it

June 16, 2026

TheAIDaily research among 225 respondents at 100 Dutch small businesses found that 44% shared customer or business data with a free AI tool in the past month, on average 3.1 times per week.

Claude agents can now run on a schedule without a server

June 16, 2026

Anthropic launched scheduled deployments for Claude Managed Agents: your agent starts on a cron schedule, completes its task, and stops, no server required.

Industrie

AI agrees with you 50% more than humans do. Here is how to fix that.

June 16, 2026

AI models confirm your opinion up to 50% more often than humans, per a Stanford-Carnegie Mellon study in Science. Five techniques to get honest feedback when it matters.

AI Nieuws

Anthropic pulled its SDK billing overhaul on the morning it took effect

June 16, 2026

Anthropic emailed subscribers on June 15 to pause its planned Agent SDK billing split, hours after it was due to go live.

AI Nieuws

Anthropic is at the table with Trump to get Fable 5 back

June 16, 2026

Anthropic is negotiating with the Trump administration to bring back Fable 5 and Mythos 5, after a week of censorship scandals and an export ban that took the world's most powerful AI model offline.

Industrie

Europe is leaving $600 billion in AI productivity on the table

June 15, 2026

European companies adopt AI faster than they learn to use it. The result: roughly $600 billion in annual productivity evaporates before it reaches the bottom line.