I'm officially endorsing Nathaniel Whittemore and The AI Daily Brief as THE most important podcast in artificial intelligence for businesses and working people. - Not just because I was quoted in today's episode, although that was a pretty big dopamine hit. - Not just because the kitschy

All this - the great things founders and customers have going rn is that these labs are not only competing for a general audience but for specific niches. It's absolutely awesome to have access to a variety of options. I can only imagine if in other parts of the tech stack you

we are going to look back at the time when founders toiled for 10 years getting nowhere and then pivoted the company to be a [GPT wrapper for DOMAIN] and made $>100m selling their wrapper to [bigger DOMAIN company with zero good ai engineers] as perhaps the single easiest

When I was 14, I got my first patent. I was in the car with my dad. He was telling me about a problem SC Johnson had: their refillable air freshener bases were getting undercut by knock-off refills. His idea: add an electronic eye that scanned for the logo, like early DRM. My

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