AI Disruption Snapshot

The AI Disruption Snapshot, from the public record.

Research starts from the public record, before the client fills anything in.

The score

Eight dimensions, one score.

A model rates each dimension against a written rubric. Fixed weights combine the ratings.

The bands: The score falls in one of six bands: Very High (90 and above), High (75 and above), Significant (65 and above), Moderate (55 and above), Low-Moderate (40 and above) and Low (below 40).
When the rating fails: If the rating fails twice, there is no score.
A second run: A rerun can produce different ratings.

What goes in

SEC filings: US research draws on SEC filings.
A company with no filings: A company with no filings gets the same crawl, news, hiring and peer research. Australian companies add the business register. SEC data applies to registrants only.
Peers: Peers come from those the firm names and from the research step, where the model can add peers from its general knowledge if the search results name too few. If fewer than three remain, Mireto adds peers from earlier research, then a web search, then the model's general knowledge.

What a client receives

The sections: A Snapshot opens with the score, then reads in this order: Executive Summary, Exposure by Dimension, Threats, Opportunities, Industry Patterns, AI Activity, Peer Intelligence and Next Steps. Industry Patterns, AI Activity and Peer Intelligence appear where the research has them. Sources, Methodology and a disclaimer close it.
The files: The Snapshot, Analysis, AI Strategy Canvas and AI Transformation Roadmap are Word files. The Playbook is a web view and PowerPoint. The Portfolio Assessment is a web view, Word and PowerPoint. The AI Executive Presentation is PowerPoint.
Sources: The Snapshot marks cited text with a bracketed number and lists every numbered source in one Sources list near the end. Client material is named in prose and is not numbered.
Source quality: The Snapshot web view shows a Source quality line. It counts the sources behind the report in six levels: primary, primary filing, independently reported, company-stated, aggregator and unverified.

Each sample is for a fictional organization. Every client, figure and source in it is invented, and each says so.

How it is shared

The link: A shared link opens behind a six-digit code, for 30 days, with no account. It can be revoked. The code can be reused until the link expires, is revoked or locks.
The first open: You are emailed on the first open of a shared link. For a link behind a code, the open counts once the code has passed. You can draft a follow-up.
The ready email: The Snapshot-ready email goes only to the member who ran it.

Who issues it

Who is named: On partner plans, the firm is the named issuer. On the research seat, the issuer is Mireto.
What is held: The AI Strategy Canvas, AI Transformation Roadmap, AI Executive Presentation and cover letter are held until the firm releases them, and the reviewer is recorded. The Snapshot, Analysis, Playbook and Portfolio Assessment are not held.

How many

Partner plans: Partner Solo is one seat with eight Snapshots a month. Partner Practice is five seats with 30 Snapshots a month.
Research seat: Five Snapshots per research seat a month, pooled across the firm, on screen.
The same site again: A website can be researched again after 30 days if what the research is grounded in has changed, otherwise after 90.

What comes next

Playbook and Portfolio Assessment: The AI Playbook and the Portfolio Assessment each start from a completed Snapshot.
The Analysis: The Analysis needs a released Lens round.

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