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Once a month: one use case from real projects, one honest assessment, zero buzzwords — three minutes of reading. The one channel nobody can take away from me — or from you. No algorithm decides whether you get to see it.

Porträt von Matthias Eger — Experte für KI & IT im Mittelstand, Weiden in der OberpfalzAuthorMatthias EgerCertified Manager for Applied AI Transformation (IHK)
Last reviewed17 Jul 2026
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The content

Three things are in it.
Three things definitely are not.

A letter that takes longer than three minutes isn't denser — just edited worse. That's why every issue has the same three building blocks — and these three things you'll look for in vain.

In every letter

One use case from real projects

A real project, boiled down to problem, solution and one number — mid-sized business, not a corporate lab. Just like the cases here on this website.

Evidence: Case 308

One honest assessment

What the loud AI topic of the month actually means for your business. Often enough the answer is: nothing — and that is exactly what I write.

One tool tip

A technique or a tool you can try out the same day — including the point where you are better off stopping.

Guaranteed never in it

No selling

The letter advertises nothing. If I want to offer you something, you will find it on this website — not as a campaign in your inbox.

No buzzwords

No "disruptive", no "game changer", no weekly revolution. If a technical term is genuinely needed, it gets explained in the same sentence.

No sharing

Your address stays with me — no list trading, no "partner offers", no tracking circus. Unsubscribe any time, with one click.

How signing up works

One field, one confirming click —
and both steps are yours.

The letter uses double opt-in: your sign-up only counts once you confirm it yourself. No pre-ticked box, no silent sign-up — here is how it works:

Step 1 · just the address

You enter your email address.

Just the address — no name, no company, no mandatory-field circus. That is all I need to send you a letter.

Step 2 · your click counts

You confirm by clicking the link in your inbox.

Straight afterwards you get an email with a confirmation link. Only your click actually signs you up — without confirmation I send nothing. If the sign-up wasn't yours, simply ignore the email.

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Every letter carries an unsubscribe link: one click, no questions asked, no "sorry to see you go" campaign. How I handle your address is set out in the privacy policy.

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And you're ahead of everyone else.

One field, your address, your confirming click — done. From then on the letter lands in your inbox once a month, and nobody else decides whether you see it.

In the letter first

Letter readers get new
publications first.

What I learn in projects I write up as a whitepaper — and the letter readers receive it before it appears here on the website.

In progress · published in the letter first

The next whitepaper is taking shape. It grows out of an ongoing project — the work first, then the text. What the topic is and when it appears, the letter's readers find out before anyone else.

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