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Joined December 2017
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lisa and playstation in the same ad? okay, this is a crossover i didn’t know i needed 😂 now i’m curious to hear the ful track.
giving customers more control over where their AI runs and how their data is handled matters a lot, especially as more sensitive work moves into AI workflows.
always fun seeing a new voice model put to work in a real demo. i’m curious how natural phonon sounds in an actual back-and-forth, not just a polished sample.
i’ve been trying to understand where managed agents fit into the workflow, so a 2-minute breakdown sounds perfect. saving this for later!
love this direction from perplexity. i’d feel a lot better letting an agent work with my files if everything stays local.
one thing i keep coming back to with AI tools: impressive demos are easy to remember, but the boring time-savers are the ones that stick.
if a tool can handle meeting notes, organize research or remove repetitive admin from your day, that's a real win.
the goal isn't to use more AI. it's to make work feel a little less exhausting.
people ask me which AI tool they should start with.
honest answer: the one that helps with a task you do every day.
for me, it was meeting notes. i spent 20 minutes after every call writing summaries. otter.ai took that off my plate.
this is such an important distinction. agents need guardrails around what they’re allowed to do, not just tests to check whether they work. that’s where things get interesting.
i love seeing the numbers behind the music conversation. streams tell one story, but i’m always curious which albums people are coming back to months later 🎧
the part that worries me ishow hard it’ll get for smaller artists to be discovered. more music than ever, but less room for the people mking it. 🎧
