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“The things I'm keeping my eye on, generative design, using AI to enhance creative talents capabilities, whether they're an engineer, an architect. We'll probably expand into a category we maybe could imagine calling collaborative AI, which is AI that's designed to support us in our jobs.”
...new capabilities. So the things I'm keeping my eye on, generative design, using AI to enhance creative talents capabilities, whether they're an engineer, an architect, you know, someone that's creatin
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“Using AI sales tools isn't optional anymore - you're impaired without them”
AI basically do what entire departments used to, give you observability of your intel's sales process, mentions of your competitors, summaries, counters, which sales rep can't stop talking and do disc
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tactical advice34:36 – 35:13
Another thing I think about a lot is choosing a language model. And for Jentek LMs, we have to have a bunch of things work really well. The first thing is really, really good instruction following ability. And if you have really good instruction foll
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On the other side, if that was an email exchange or a Slack exchange, you know, iMessage, it could come any number of ways. The founder could have an agent who says, hey. Yeah. We got that information for you. It's right here. So maybe we could talk
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It's completely on prem within their control. You know? And so that gives us the infrastructure. Alright. This allows them to do two things as far as I can tell. One is you have an enterprise search function, essentially an AI powered search product
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But building with these tools is so difficult. It's just a bear. It's gonna take your developers months to build and test anything even basic unless you use VAPI, v a p I. This is the fastest and easiest way to integrate voice into your products. It'
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...capabilities. So you can make it you can kinda control the permissions, like, when it when it's gonna ask for your approval or not. You can configure skills on an agent by agent basis. You can set up Cron Jobs, in, like, a pretty nice little UI here.
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And so this was the game plan it came up with. You can see, you know, in the early weeks, it's like, okay. You can do some early bird stuff. In January, you can do some alumni stuff. And then when you click each of these, it has literally what you sh
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right now, I think Open Call is really the only one that could kind of improve itself. I don't I can't speak much on cloud code, but I give Open Call, like like, for example, all the skills I have, like, checking my mail and stuff. I was like, just g
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...a lot of capabilities to go and do and execute task on our behalf. Now almost the way I think about it is almost all the challenges that were there in the app ecosystem on Play Store or App Store, you have similar kind of issues, right, with meaning
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other than, like, our outbound and inbound agents. But this one is typically first because it keeps us honest. So I'm okay. Here are the campaigns you need to be running this week. Here's the copy for the campaigns. Here's the email copy. Here's the
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instant, so I would be wary of anything that you see as, like, an instant AISDR. Oh, roll it out today. I'd be wary of that for a lot of reasons. And two, I would say a lot of this is the prep that only you can do. Right? Like most of these vendors,
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