Anyone figured out an agent that can consume all the content you’ve seen on streaming platforms and make recs for future content based on mood?

Love this explainer but what he’s not showing is the level of unprofitable investment it takes from a brand/startup to make something like this even have a chance of being ROI positive long term You have to comfortable throwing a ton of money at meta without a guarantee

Current fave mom AI use case: Grok bot is making photobooks for me. This is always something I don’t have time for but want to do. It’s uploading photos to Shutterfly and putting a draft together for my review.

If you are interested in understanding the historical rise of anti-Semitism and making sense of the current moment, I highly recommend reading Dara Horn’s new book, “The Final Solution to the Jewish Question” TLDR Nothing is new.

Seeing longitudinal health data in an LLM is insanely powerful. This is where I’m grateful to have been a OneMedical patient for the last decade. One button click and I can query my health data directly in ChatGPT. Wow!

I was boarding a plane and let a couple ppl cut me bc they had a higher boarding number and I was being nice. Those were the last 2 carry ons allowed on the flight. Grateful for the opportunity to experience the zen of the baggage claim.

Well well well…Muse added pricing

Anyone got a fix for calendar spam?

Same is true in productivity. Most people don’t want to completely delegate tasks to an agent without some level of feedback or involvement Yet most agents are quick to try and complete the tasks

Astra one shotted this custom crossword puzzle I used during our "Values Highlight" ritual this week We used to read our values out loud every week but it turned into using AI to do a cool thing to highlight our values as a way to experiment super cool!

If you are feeling overwhelmed by keeping track of everything you have to do AND you feel like AI is making this worse...you're not alone! AI creates a ton of "collaboration overload," ie tasks that need your approval, context to move projects forward, responding to feedback requests...you get the idea. This was a problem before AI, especially in large companies where executives can create bottlenecks for projects when their approval is needed. But now as knowledge workers have multiple AI agents and bots managing disparate threads, this is becoming a problem for everyone regardless of their level of seniority. Everyone is a manager. There are going to be lots of interesting tools and solutions to this problem because context switching is a huge tax on our attention, and attention is the one thing we have in short supply as humans.

obv i'm testing muse now, but feel really uncomfortable connecting it to anything work related because it's tied to my facebook account, which is personal anyone gotten over this?

If you work in tech right now, one of the most valuable things you can do is spend time with people outside of tech. The echo chamber feels stronger than it has ever been, and it’s important to recognize the distinction between twitter world and the real world.

What’s a good collaborative tool for trip planning? Planning a girls trip and want to try something new. Not ChatGPT bc chat is not great for collaboration. Not instinct etc bc single player.

The conclusion here of Asana (or other PM tools) being dead is flawed. Work will always need to be managed whether by human, agent of any combo of the 2. Linear, like Jira, is a product for eng teams and they adapted quickly since the eng job has fundamentally changed in the last 2-3 years. For knowledge workers, that change has been slower to come. So either Asana's moment is coming...or some AI native version (or an incumbent makes the right bets to become AI native). There's no way non technical teams reach for Linear first. Their H1 is "The product development system for teams and agents"

Here's what people don't understand about @bot : It removes decision fatigue. Sure, I can go out and buy a new watch for my kid. That would require going on Amazon, reading a bunch of reviews, opening Wirecutter, feeling confused and then not buying a watch. GrokBot can do the research. Make the recommendation, and actually buy. This removes so much mental load and time out of the day. Is it that big of a deal? Multiplied across dozens of potential decisions big and small in a day, it actually is. I think this is a huge part of the productivity boost you get from something like GrokBot vs ChatGPT.