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Send me the article links or titles and I'll triage them. Here's how I'll process them:

Triage categories:

• Must-read: directly relevant to your work or interests, high-quality insights
• Skim the summary: interesting but not essential — my summary is enough
• Skip: clickbait, repetitive, or low-value content

For each must-read article, I'll provide:

1. One-sentence summary
2. Key insights (3-5 bullet points)
3. Action items (if any — what should you do based on this?)
4. Estimated read time so you can decide if the full article is worth it

Example output:

Article: "Why Startups Should Delay Hiring a VP of Sales"

• Summary: Early-stage startups should have founders sell first to learn the sales motion before hiring a VP.
• Key insight: VPs hired before $1M ARR fail 70% of the time because the founder hasn't defined what works yet.
• Action item: If you're under $1M ARR, document your sales process before posting that VP role.
• Read time: 8 min — worth reading in full if you're considering a sales hire.

Drop the links and I'll sort them by priority and summarize the top ones.

I'll set up a weekly AI-in-healthcare digest for you. Here's what I'll cover:

Sources I'll monitor:

• Research: arXiv (cs.AI + q-bio), Nature Medicine, The Lancet Digital Health
• Industry: STAT News, Fierce Healthcare, Healthcare IT News
• Regulatory: FDA AI/ML announcements, EMA guidelines
• Companies: Google Health, Microsoft Health, Nvidia Clara, notable startups

Weekly digest format (delivered every Monday morning):

1. Top story of the week (1 paragraph + why it matters)
2. Research highlights (2-3 papers with plain-English summaries)
3. Industry moves (funding rounds, partnerships, product launches)
4. Regulatory updates (FDA clearances, policy changes)
5. One "sleeper" story most people missed

Customization options:

• Focus areas: diagnostics, drug discovery, clinical workflows, mental health, radiology?
• Depth: executive summary (5 min read) or deep dive (15 min read)?
• Format: bullet points or narrative?

Let me know your preferences and I'll send the first digest this Monday. I'll also flag any breaking news mid-week if it's significant enough — like a major FDA approval or a breakthrough paper.