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If Output Is Changing, Your Strategy Must Too: Lessons from Box’s AI Transformation Everyone talks about becoming AI-first. Almost no one can explain what it actually looks like inside a real compan…

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AI Transformation9 months ago

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Yesterday I had one of those rare conversations that stays with you. I sat down with Dr. Rebecca Hinds, PhD from Glean to unpack her new research, The AI Transformation 100, and it completely reframe…

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A Battery That Could Power the Future — for 50 Years. China has begun mass production of nuclear batteries and they’re smaller than a coin. They need no charging, no sunlight, no wires, and no maint…

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Emerging Technology9 months ago

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Two Years Ago, 450,000 People Tried Their App Builder. Most said the same thing: “It’s cool, but I can’t ship anything real. Like most app builders, when it breaks, it’s a nightmare to fix, and you n…

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AI9 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Agentic AI and autonomous systems as a new software layerHuman-augmented technology in critical environments (healthcare, operations, knowledge work)Founder conviction and the financial infrastructure of global businessFrontier deeptech that enables always-on, autonomous devicesCurated weekly AI breakthroughs positioned as an early-mover information advantage

Secondary Themes

Future of work and intelligent productivity toolsAI safety, security, and governance around powerful models and agentsHealthcare and MedTech innovation that blends human judgment with machine precisionEntrepreneurship, risk tolerance, and long-term vision in tech companiesHumanity’s relationship with automation and machines that no longer need rest

Industry Focus

Agentic AI platforms, intelligent automation, and AI agents for enterprisesFinTech and global payment infrastructure (financial operating systems for businesses)Healthcare/MedTech and clinical decision-support toolsFrontier hardware and energy technologies (wearables, nuclear batteries, AR interfaces)

Content Categories

Curated AI and frontier tech news roundups with brief strategic framingNarrative case studies of companies and founders (Stripe vs Airwallex, deeptech examples)Tech explainers that break down how a specific innovation works and why it mattersForesight-driven thought pieces tying today’s breakthroughs to long-term societal shiftsNewsletter promotion content that funnels readers into a recurring AI/agents publication

Performance Insights

10%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Deeptech breakthroughs that radically change constraints (energy that lasts 50 years, devices that never turn off)High-stakes founder and company narratives that embody conviction and long-term vision (rejecting a $1.2B offer)Human-critical applications where tech augments precision and safety (clinical visualization, MedTech)Macro-vision framing of autonomous systems and financial/operational infrastructure

Virality Signals

High share counts on posts that reveal a ‘new physics’ for business or technology (e.g., essentially infinite battery life, radically different financial infrastructure)Strong comment activity when readers are invited into a clear dilemma or trade-off (take the money vs bet on yourself, excited vs concerned about a breakthrough)Narrative posts anchored in specific dates, dollar figures, or time horizons, which make them highly quotable and save-worthyConsistent use of “Why it matters” and future implications sections that make content more insight-dense than raw newsCross-industry relevance that speaks simultaneously to founders, operators, technologists, and futurists

Structure & Quality

250

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.85/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Shock-and-awe tech framing with a bold, future-centric claim (“A Battery That Could Power the Future — for 50 Years.”)Concrete time/place narrative openers that read like mini case studies (“In 2018, Stripe offered to buy a startup for $1.2 billion.”)“This Week’s Top Breakthroughs…” style curated-list hooks that promise compressed signal from the AI frontierSingle breakthrough described in vivid, human context (“Revolutionizing vascular illumination — projected directly onto the patient’s skin.”)Framing that contrasts old systems vs new infrastructure (“pre-Internet world” vs “financial operating system for global business”)

Common Endings

Open-ended, opinion-seeking questions (“What do you think — will this become the new standard…?”)Choice-based prompts that invite comparison or concern (“Which of these AI developments inspires—or worries—you the most?”)Reflective, philosophical lines that zoom out from the tech to the human condition (“If our machines no longer need rest, will we?”)Soft CTAs to subscribe or follow the newsletter for deeper coverageOccasional credits or attribution to companies behind the innovation

Value Delivery Methods

Translating raw AI and deeptech news into strategic implications for business, healthcare, and societyProviding mental models and frames (infrastructure → software → AI agents → autonomous finance) rather than just surface-level updatesBlending narrative, data points, and ethical questions to create multi-layered posts that are both informative and thought-provokingActing as a filter and curator of frontier developments, saving the audience time while upgrading their situational awarenessConnecting disparate domains (FinTech, MedTech, energy, AI agents) under a cohesive thesis about autonomy and augmentation

Formatting Style

Short paragraphs with clear line breaks for high scannabilityUse of mini-headings such as “What’s new?”, “Why it matters”, “What it unlocks” to structure explanationNumbered lists to summarize multiple breakthroughs in a single postUse of arrows and symbols (→, 1️⃣, 2️⃣) to visually guide the reader through sequences and hierarchiesSparingly used emojis at the top of posts or around key phrases to add emphasis without overwhelming the text

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.3%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Futures-oriented analyst with a storyteller’s instinctSmart-casual expert who mixes concrete metrics with philosophical reflectionOptimistic realist about technology—excited by breakthroughs but alive to risks and trade-offsBridge-builder between technical detail, business impact, and human meaningsemi-formalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Reflective dialogue that asks readers to interpret implications, not just react to headlinesFuturecasting debates that invite speculation about standards, norms, and long-term impactOpinion polling framed as trade-offs between excitement and concern around new technologiesSubtle tribe-building by labeling readers as pioneers or early adopters of agentic intelligence

Community Building Signals

Using a recurring newsletter (AGENTIC INTELLIGENCE) as a central hub for the most engaged followersPositioning the audience as co-explorers of a new paradigm (“pioneers”, “we won’t say ‘There’s an app for that.’ We’ll say, ‘There’s an agent for that.’”)Encouraging comments through explicit prompts that normalize disagreement, concern, and debateConsistently connecting technical advances back to human stakes, which broadens participation beyond pure technologists

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Shock-and-awe tech framing with a bold, future-centric claimTone: semi-formalCTA: Discussion prompts that explicitly ask for emotion

Writing style breakdown

Core characteristics

Overall tone: professional, polished, yet highly accessible and conversational.

- The writing feels like a hybrid of

Informative / analytical (clear breakdowns, structures, facts, numbers).

Narrative / storytelling (founder journeys, tech origin stories).

Motivational / reflective (zooming out to human, ethical, or mindset themes).

It is not casual slangy; it is modern business-casual: clear, clean, and serious, but warm and human.

The style is methodical and structured rather than free-flowing. Posts are clearly engineered: hook, context, structured sections, then reflection and/or CTA.

Emotional tone and energy

Medium-to-high energy, but controlled.

There is a sense of excitement around innovation and possibility, but expressed with calm, thoughtful language rather than hypey sensationalism.

Emotional color often comes in near the end: awe, fascination, respect, or a gentle philosophical question about humanity and the future.

Rarely angry or negative; any concern is framed as thoughtful worry or an open question, not ranting.

- Frequent use of

Rhetorical questions, especially at the opening hook and/or closing lines.

Contrast structures: old vs new, limited vs unlocked, human vs machine.

- Mini-section labels like

'What’s new:'

'Why it matters:'

'What it unlocks:'

Repetition with variation: ideas are stated, then reframed more philosophically.

- Storytelling is common in longer posts (Jack Zhang, Max, Buffett)

Clear protagonist.

Tension or dilemma.

Decision point.

Outcome.

Lesson or abstraction.

- Direct audience engagement mostly via

Questions: 'What would you have done?', 'Which of these developments…?', 'What do you think—…?'

Occasional suggestions: 'I strongly encourage every business leader to read it.'

- Person perspective

Mix of first-person singular ('I recently came across…', 'To me, this is…', 'Yesterday I had…') to share personal reactions and framing.

- Second-person ('you') mostly appears in

Questions about your opinion or choice.

CTAs: 'Get this newsletter straight to your inbox', 'What’s the biggest barrier you see in your own organization’s AI transformation…?'

- Style of guidance

More invitational than commanding.

Preference for soft suggestions: 'I strongly encourage…', 'you’ll want to watch it to the end', 'Let’s discuss'.

When commands exist, they are practical and light: 'Click here to subscribe', 'Access the full report and join the conversation'.

Pascal BORNET

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Performance Overview

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