Brilliant! File this under “things definitely not written by ChatGPT.” Maybe Grok.
@paulroetzer
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My TV Might Be Showing Signs of Artificial Intelligence
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I think my TV is trying to tell me something.
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HubSpot Series A Valuation Retrospective: Founders Halligan and Harmesh
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👀 certainly worked out for @bhalligan and @dharmesh, but in retrospect, and by today’s standards, that Series A valuation seems criminal! https://t.co/G7LFJZNoGU
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Wearable AI Devices: Market Distribution and Acquisition Potential
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Watch is the most natural to me, and already has massive distribution. I think there will be a sizable market for glasses too. Pins, necklaces, 2nd devices, etc will be novelties. May lead to a few nice acquisitions, and certainly some big funding rounds, but no meaningful
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Leading Generative AI Writing Platform Adoption for Business
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We’re working on a series of AI research and education initiatives, and I’d love to connect with marketing and business leaders who have led the adoption of generative AI writing platforms (e.g. @heyjasperai
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AI Hardware Innovation: Long-term Viability Questions
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Half joking. I think a whole bunch of AI enthusiasts will buy it for the innovation and price, and curiosity factor. But I don’t think it’s a viable product in the long run. I may be completely wrong here, but it has a Humane AI Pin feel to me (i.e. hardware innovation that will
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New York Times Lawsuit Against OpenAI and E/acc Movement
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We are so back! After a 4-week holiday hiatus, @MikeKaput and I return to our regular weekly podcast format with episode 78. We explore the New York Times potentially landmark lawsuit against OpenAI; dig into the rapidly accelerating e/acc movement (it’s pretty wild if you
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AI in journalism: embrace proactive solutions over fear
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Love this message to the journalism industry from @sineadbovell. Be proactive in solving for AI in the newsroom. Don’t fear it, and write it off. https://t.co/Z9szIDxmCd
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Smartphone AI Assistants Will Outpace Specialized Hardware Innovation
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Completely agree. The attempts at new AI hardware are interesting, but it’s innovation that will get eaten by a smarter phone with truly intelligent assistants and agents.
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Perplexity AI use cases compared to Google and ChatGPT Plus
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I’m personally still struggling to find the use cases for @perplexity_ai that Google and ChatGPT Plus don’t already solve. Have you stopped using Google all together for search? I’ll be interested to see how the UX evolves when they have to move beyond the subscription revenue