Hey there 👋

Most people trying AI at work stop after the first bad answer.

Which is fair, because the first bad answer usually arrives with total confidence. It invents a date, a price or a policy, and it sounds exactly like the true ones. That is not a reason to stop, it is a reason to decide what it is allowed to do.

Here is what actually holds up, plus the one rule I use so it never speaks for me.

The 4 that survived that week 👇

FINANCE
📈 AI does not run on headlines. It runs on power.
Everyone is buying the chip names. Far fewer have looked at who supplies the electricity behind them.
→ Read the case

WORTH A LOOK
🤖 A team of AI agents for your business
You are doing marketing, outreach and scheduling yourself. These agents run them overnight.
→ Meet Symphony

DEAL
🔒 Proton VPN at 70% off, until October 31
Swiss privacy law, an audited no-logs policy, open-source apps.
→ Get 70% off

FINANCE
📈 AI does not run on headlines. It runs on power.
Everyone is buying the chip names. Far fewer have looked at who supplies the electricity behind them.
→ Read the case

Start with whichever one already has your data in it. That is where AI stops being a demo.

Next up: the six hours a week that never make it onto anyone's invoice.

Next: ⏰ six hours a week nobody is paying you for.

Louis

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