Andrew Jamerson
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Andrew Jamerson is the founding editor of GaaS News, an independent publication covering Agentic AI as a Service (GaaS): the companies, platforms, protocols, and economics replacing the subscription software stack with autonomous agents. He started GaaS News to cover the agentic economy as a dedicated beat, and edits every article on the site.
He writes across the site core beats: agent platforms, enterprise deployment, pricing and business models, orchestration and multi-agent systems, protocols and interoperability, and the labor and policy questions the agent economy raises.
Contact and profiles
- Email: editor@gaasnews.com
- X: @GaasNews
- LinkedIn: gaas-news
- YouTube: @GaaSNews
- Substack: @gaasnews
- Reddit: r/GaaS_News
- Stop telling Fable what to do
- The 25x markup, or why I might switch to ChatGPT
The Opinion column
Alongside the news beats, I write a signed column with my own take on the stories we cover. Recent columns:
- Opus 5 is beating Fable because it never gives up
- We will never build another WordPress website
- Three ways to tell a GEO agency is about to rip you off
- AI is spreading lies about your business right now
- Fable has better taste, Sol has a better price, and neither deserves your loyalty
- Your next visitor is an agent, and Chrome just taught it to read
- We are building the agent economy on a C+
- Nobody cuts 4,800 jobs and brings up AI by accident
- The $50 token and the $4.40 token are building different futures