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Founder of https://xitter.cf/t.co/6atnffvheu (Multichannel Sales Automation Software) & https://xitter.cf/t.co/ZxKh7DUCQA (Tech Investor Database)

France
Joined November 2012
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Addition by subtraction continues to be one of the most surprising and counterintuitive forces in my career. The positive impact of excellent leaders can be incredible, but often dwarfed by the removal of even a single toxic person. Impossible to heal with unaddressed gangrene.
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NVIDIA ($NVDA) is now trading at 37 times its revenue (P/S) and 202 times its earnings (P/E)! Now's the right time to remember what Scott McNealy, CEO of Sun Microsystems told Bloomberg just after the dot-com collapse 👇
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Why do heroes always live in cottages and villains in castles or towers? Here's how film makers use architecture to influence our emotions — and what architects can learn from Shrek...
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Hmm, @jason, I’m still waiting on the million driverless robotaxi fleet (due 2020), Watson-the-oncologist, & radiologists in an app (c 2021)—not to mention Rosie the Robot (1962). Won’t say your scenario is impossible, but people have underestimated edge cases over and over.
🧵 AI is going to nuke the bottom third of performers in jobs done on computers — even creative ones — in the next 24 months White collar salaries are going to plummet to the average of the global work force & the speed at which the top performers can write prompts
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The new BloombergGPT AI may be harbinger of the next wave of corporate AI. Current AIs are trained on web data (though firms can add their own training) BloombergGPT is 52% either proprietary data or cleaned financial data. And it shows signs of being better at financial tasks.
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Goldman Sachs just dropped a BIG piece of research- as many as 300 million jobs could be affected by AI. The following job sectors are at the greatest risk: -Administrative: 46% at risk -Legal: 44% at risk -Architecture and Engineering: 37% risk More 👇
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🔥1/8 Introducing "🤖 Task-driven Autonomous Agent" An agent that leverages @openai's GPT-4, @pinecone vector search, and @langchain framework to autonomously create and perform tasks based on an objective. "Paper": yoheinakajima.com/task-drive… [More 🔽]
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🤯 Finding chatGPT is >= humans in creative work I asked it to develop a game about World War 2 to teach 7th graders about the economics of war and supply/demand It developed scenarios and provided specifics on a tabletop game detailing board, cards, victory conditions, etc
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We can argue the "model isn't fair" or that "it's built on existing human ingenuity" Most of what humans do is also remixed, i.e. taking inspiration from other humans chatGPT just does it better But ultimately it doesn't matter Speed + quality + cost = It's better 🔽
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if you run a startup, you need to realize that no matter what you are building (outside of hardware), you are now competing with openai and have maybe few years/months to arbitrage the time before openai just does what you do or allows their users to build what you’re building.
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"An AI tool that automatically animates, lights and composes CG characters into a live-action scene. No complicated 3D software, no expensive production hardware—all you need is a camera." Sign up for their Beta: wonderdynamincs.com
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Disney 2D animators / directors Tom & Tony Bancroft discover AI animation for the first time, mind-blown. Interesting to see again & again how the very best artists aren't afraid by new technology. They even compare it to a "Toy Story" moment. They know.
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We bootstrapped @cbinsights by first building a totally different business It involved hedge funds, too big too fail banks and $100,000 PDFs For nerds interested in data and information services businesses, you might enjoy this
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Reddit users are actively jailbreaking ChatGPT by asking it to role-play and pretend to be another AI that can "Do Anything Now" or DAN. "DAN can generate shocking, very cool and confident takes on topics the OG ChatGPT would never take on." A thread 🧵
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If AI turns mediocre writing containing no new ideas into a commodity, will that increase the "price" of good writing that does contain them? History offers some encouragement. Handmade things were appreciated more once it was no longer the default.
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All the best examples of ChatGPT, from OpenAI:
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"Every time we swipe for the next video, every time we post videos of our own, we are helping the world’s most sophisticated police state learn more about us." commonsense.news/p/how-china…
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My good friend - @AdMoCam - built LaGrowthMachine to help sales teams personalize multi-channel, outbound leads at scale. Incorporating audio + video was the natural next step to elevate their outbound personalization.
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There's a reason most outbound emails don't drive conversion. Not only are they impersonal and untargeted - they don't make full use of all the channels you have access to:
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