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What matters, what's hype, and what to try in AI. Weekly.
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Why this exists
AI moves fast. Most coverage makes it worse. Breathless announcements, recycled press releases, tools that disappear in a month.
The AI Output cuts through that. Every week, you get the 3 to 4 stories that actually matter, a reality check on the biggest hype of the week, a tool worth trying, a workflow that saves you time, and the one demo that will make you rethink what's possible.
No jargon without explanation. No hype without a reality check. No filler.
One email a week. Ten minutes. You will walk into any meeting sounding like you know exactly what's going on. Because you do.
In every edition
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The Take
My read on the biggest shift this week.
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The Signal
3 to 4 stories that matter. What happened, what is real, your move.
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Also on the Radar
A short scan of secondary news.
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Reality Check
One overhyped claim. What is real, what is marketing, what we still don't know.
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Tool of the Day
One thing I actually tested this week.
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Workflow Unlock
A repeatable process you can copy.
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The Wow
One demo that shifts how you think.
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Further Reading
A short list of pieces worth your time.
Latest editions
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No. 3 23 April 2026
Every vendor will have AI. Expect most of it behind a plan upgrade.
Every vendor will have AI. Expect most of it behind a plan upgrade. Also: ChatGPT has a new image mode, Google rolls out more AI, and researchers tested AI strategy advice 30,000 times and found the same generic answer every time.
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No. 2 16 April 2026
The tools are 20% of it. The other 80% is harder.
Picking the right AI tools is 20% of the game. The other 80% is redesigning how work gets done. Plus: Claude Opus 4.7 ships, Ramp's internal playbook, Snap cuts 1,000 jobs and blames AI, Canva goes agentic, and a postcard bot that renders pools into real backyards.
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No. 1 9 April 2026
Your AI agent sees a different web than you do
The web now serves AI agents different content than humans. Plus: Meta goes proprietary, Anthropic's partner-only Claude Mythos, Google Stitch for UI prototyping, and a contract-review workflow.
◆ Written by
Ricardo Sousa
I build with AI, consult on it for companies and agencies of all sizes, and have spent 15+ years shipping digital products.
I read everything so you do not have to, then tell you what is real and what is noise.
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