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We’ve revamped our newsletter to make it more snack-able and more…enjoyable too! The best of AI in marketing and business delivered to you in just three short pieces:

3 insights that’s reshaping businesses
2 stories to inspire you
1 thought or question to think about

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Three insights we couldn’t ignore this week

✦ Government are finally catching up to AI

Europe pushed forward another set of compliance checks this week nothing dramatic, but the direction is clear: explainability is no longer optional.
If your workflows rely on “black box” steps, this is the year to clean that up.

✦ Code assistants are becoming your team’s new best friend

Developer teams using AI copilots are reporting fewer repetitive tasks and more “actual thinking” time.
But the catch? You still need human review. Auto-generated code gets clever, just not always correct.

✦ Retail is quietly building the future with computer vision

From identifying empty shelves to predicting demand, AI-powered cameras are reducing out-of-stock incidents by nearly 50–60% in pilots.
It’s not just retail, anything inventory-heavy will feel this shift soon.

Two real world stories you’ll want to steal

Story #1: How LinkedIn uses AI to “personalize” every feed

LinkedIn uses AI to shape your feed, not by pushing viral posts, but by predicting what actually helps your career.
It surfaces relevant jobs, highlights conversations in your field, and recommends useful courses.
You never “see” the AI working…
you just feel like the app understands you a little better.

The takeaway:
The best AI is invisible because it works in the background.

Story #2: How Shopify uses AI for “tiny wins”

Shopify merchants use AI to draft product descriptions, answer simple customer questions, and generate quick marketing copy.
Nothing dramatic,  just small automation that removes the “blank-screen moment.”

The takeaway:
AI’s biggest value often comes from eliminating tiny frictions, not replacing entire workflows.

One thought to sip your coffee with