What happens after huge swaths of the population have been put out of work by AI job automation? Who is going to buy the goods and services that corporations are selling if hardly anyone has any money because they aren't employed? You're going …
saw a video last week that looked completely legit, turned out to be AI-generated. not even a bad job, genuinely couldn't tell until someone pointed it out feels like we're approaching a point where "seeing is believing" just… stops…
OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Financial Services and the feature list is not subtle. Research, financial modeling, pitchbook prep. Those are the three things that justify hiring a class of analysts at πππ ππ¨ πππ π€ a year on Wall Street. The product is no…
Iβve been trying to answer a pretty important question with the product Iβm building: Can an AI actually help someone make better business decisions, or does it just give them convincing-sounding answers? So I built a small test. I took 10 simulated bu…
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TL;DR: Anthropic's own Head of Product just told her team half their job title stopped being true. The half that's gone is coordination β the getting-everyone-aligned, same-page work that used to justify the PM/TPM title in the first pl…
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TL;DR: The guy Google put in charge of its own AI writing tool just admitted, on camera, that he can't fully protect the one thing his career runs on. That's not hypothetical. Steven Johnson runs editorial for Google Labs' NotebookL…
AI has become something people feel they need to use, even without a clear purpose. Are we seeing real productivity gains, or are people just trying to keep up with the hype? Whatβs one AI use case thatβs genuinely useful and one thatβs unnecessary? &…
