FWIW companies I’d been talking to have been appointing these people (internally) for months so I really wonder what an external “chief AI officer” hire with no company institutional knowledge looks like for an industry barely a yr old lol https://
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Chief AI Officer Hiring Trends in Emerging AI Industry
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ElevenLabs Reaches Unicorn Status in Text-to-Speech AI Race
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The race to build out natural text-to-speech AI tools is heating up as multiple startups—and OpenAI—try to commercialize it. ElevenLabs is one of the big ones in the mix and hit unicorn status this week.
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ElevenLabs On-Device Technology Development Expected Soon
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Well, not exactly what he said for ElevenLabs specifically—just that on-device is going to happen at some point and we’ll probably see more developments more broadly in the next year/two.
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When Data Engineers Review Queries
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Me when the DEs are reviewing queries pic.twitter.com/gaHarXLKY9
— Matthew Lynley (@mattlynley) 24 janvier 2024Me when the DEs are reviewing queries
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OpenAI API Limits vs 11Labs Multi-Industry Use Cases
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There’s also always the specter of rate limiting for most (all?) AI company, but remember, OpenAI has a cap for API spending. And OAI feels largely geared toward a conversational experience, while 11L can satisfy a wide set of use cases across many industries.
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OpenAI’s Premium Pricing Strategy Versus Startup Competitors
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OpenAI goes hard on price, while offering a kind of bare-bones experience relative to startups like ElevenLabs. The flip side is it’s more expensive, but it’s about funding a high quality product and the research behind it.
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ChatGPT LinkedIn posts: emoji overload and AI-generated content quality
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On a whim I asked ChatGPT to write a LinkedIn post for me for one of my newsletters one time and the volume of emoji rocket bullet points in it made me physically ill.
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Supervised Newsletter Secures First Sponsorship from Felicis
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Also, another milestone for Supervised this month: the newsletter's first sponsorship! Thanks to @felicis for their support and be sure to check out their upcoming AI go-to-market event. You can see more details on that in this issue.
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Meta Pursues Open Source AGI Strategy Like PyTorch
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After sparking the open source model revolution in AI, Meta has set its sights on AGI—and it wants to do it open source, if it can. If that strategy sounds familiar, it should! I dig into it more and its similarity with PyTorch, its other AI crown jewel.
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Founder lessons: operating as if closing tomorrow
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Feels like one of the hard lessons of being a founder that I wish I'd learned earlier is always operate under the assumption I'm going out of business tomorrow. I have to defend and promote my work for my customers even if it goes against my instinct to let a lot of stuff slide.