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03 — End-user platform

The end-user platform.

Three inputs are enough to launch a watch. The rest — collection, filtering, prioritization, writing — is handled by the platform.

A What you provide

A brief in three lines.

Input 01

A targeted audience

Who should receive this watch? A department, a product manager, a project manager, a legal director, a project team, a professional community, an executive committee — each audience has its own expectations and reading level.

For example for the “Daily AI news briefing” watch: decision-makers in roles strongly impacted by AI.

Input 02

A topic of interest, broken down into sub-topics where relevant

A market, a technology used in a specific context, a particular regulatory framework, a vendor ecosystem: the exact scope on which news must be followed, and where relevant the sub-topics it comprises.

For example for the “Daily AI news briefing” watch: a watch on Artificial Intelligence in the broad sense, covering generative AI, agentic AI, AI and cyber, as well as AI regulation.

Input 03

The goals pursued and the watch type

Choice of the watch type among the 7, and details on the specific goals within that type.

For example for the “Daily AI news briefing” watch (technology watch): enable decision-makers impacted by this technology to track incumbent strategies and market trends, observe the most frequently deployed use cases, identify new entrants, and understand the risks associated with the technology.

B What you receive

Your edition, at the chosen frequency.

The key information of the period, ultra-targeted on the chosen topic.

At the chosen frequency, every subscriber receives the best information of the selected period: perfectly filtered to match the topic and ranked by relevance, sourced, summarized at the audience's reading level.

  • One lead article, the most relevant to the topic and to the prioritization criteria set by the administrator
  • The 10 prioritized items of the period on the topic, nothing else
  • Items classified by sub-topic
  • Every item sourced and dated
  • Summaries calibrated to the audience by the administrator: two lines for an executive committee, full detail for experts
  • The ability to reference sources considered more relevant or reliable by readers
Subject: Daily briefing - AI news

Daily briefing — AI news

From 31/07 to 02/08/2026
📰 In brief
  • The European AI Act enters its application phase on 2 August with reinforced transparency obligations
  • OpenAI cuts GPT-5.6 prices, making generative AI more affordable and accelerating adoption
  • The MCP protocol strengthens to standardize interactions between AI systems and external sources
⭐ Lead story
The Commission begins enforcing the AI Act rules and the new transparency requirements on 2 August
From 2 August 2026, AI systems must inform users of their nature and deepfakes must be labelled.
digital-strategy.ec.europa.euRead the article →
Generative AI
Building abundant intelligence
OpenAI cuts the price of its GPT-5.6 models to demonstrate its virtuous cycle: better intelligence, wider adoption, increased investment.
openai.comRead the article →
The MCP protocol receives its most significant update since launch
The core of the protocol is now stateless and a deprecation policy guarantees a minimum 12-month notice.
intelligence-artificielle.developpez.comRead the article →
AI regulation
The AI Act comes into force: the transparency obligations reshaping the startup landscape
Startups must now label AI-generated content, under threat of dissuasive penalties.
renseignementeconomique.frRead the article →
+ 7 more articles11 articles · 4 sub-topics

C Test it yourself

Describe your need, we find the closest existing watch.

Who should receive this watch?
The exact scope to follow, and its sub-topics where relevant.
Watch type and specific goals.

The watches closest to your brief