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AI didn't kill the newsletter business. It exposed which ones were built on borrowed value. Casey Newton just made a move worth studying. He stopped aggregating other people's reporting and went all-
AI didn't kill the newsletter business. It exposed which ones were built on borrowed value.
Casey Newton just made a move worth studying. He stopped aggregating other people's reporting and went all-in on original scoops. Why? Because AI now does summarization and analysis faster and cheaper than any human team can.
The lesson isn't about newsletters. It's about your business.
If your current workflow is mostly moving information around — summarizing, reformatting, compiling, relaying — AI will replace that before you figure out which tool to buy. But if your value comes from relationships, judgment, and firsthand knowledge? AI becomes your assistant, not your replacement.
This is where most business owners get the implementation backwards. They buy an AI tool hoping it solves everything. The smarter move is identifying the one task your team does daily that requires zero judgment — and automating just that.
Start there. Pick one repetitive task. One. Run a 30-day test with a free or low-cost tool before spending a dollar more.
That's your first win. Small, measurable, and yours.
What's one task your team does every week that feels like a waste of their actual talent?
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