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    Two free newsletters, two audiences. One decodes AI news for professionals, the other speaks to leaders in French-speaking Switzerland who have to decide.

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    L'hebdo de MAIjin

    For professionals who use AI in their work

    The essential AI news, decoded for professionals: what matters, what is just noise, and what to do about it this week.

    • The weekly sort: what really matters, what is just noise
    • What to take away, and what to do about it this week
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    For leaders in French-speaking Switzerland

    Direction

    The newsletter for leaders in French-speaking Switzerland who want to bring generative AI into their organization without losing their time or their data.

    • The decisions to make and the governance to put in place
    • The budget: what AI costs, what it gives back
    • Cases from French-speaking Switzerland, not examples borrowed from elsewhere
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    You use AI in your work and want to stay up to date without spending your evenings on it: go for L'hebdo.

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    L'hebdo de MAIjin decodes AI news for professionals who use it in their work. Direction speaks to executives and management boards in French-speaking Switzerland: decisions, governance, budget and local cases. Nothing stops you from subscribing to both.

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    L'hebdo de MAIjin goes out every Tuesday. Direction is published at the pace of the decisions that need making, with no spam.

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