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Notion x Baseten: Cloning the Expert

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Why it works

The case study earns attention by grounding an abstract AI capability in a specific, named person with a specific, relatable problem. The 'digital double' framing is concrete and memorable, and the bottom-up adoption story adds credibility by showing organic spread rather than a top-down mandate. The story sits close to the Efficiency/New Capability line, but New Capability wins because the core claim is that expertise could not scale before, not merely that it was slow.

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Anchor the AI product story to a single named person's pain before zooming out to company-wide adoption. It makes an abstract capability feel human and verifiable.

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  • Vendor Notion
  • Customer Baseten
  • Industry SaaS
  • Trigger First account executive overwhelmed, spending 90% of day answering internal Slack questions
  • Format Written narrative
  • Structure Story arc
  • Medium Web page