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“Why most serial entrepreneurs fail: the survivorship bias trap”
those are the things that that try and kick you that that sort of tend to trigger me into doing a thing. I think the other thing that I battle continuously on stuff is survivorship bias. Like, I think
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contrarian take5:45 – 6:06
“Subscription models create brutal honesty for startup product teams”
they keep it pure. If people love the game, they subscribe. If they fall out of the love with the product, they unsubscribe. So for a product team in a startup, you have this purity. You have to provi
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framework23:50 – 24:07
the story of how they found Road Rescue? I do. I'm not the one to tell it, but I'll tell you my recollections are that, like Amos and me, they were coordinating their efforts but separately looking for something to buy. And they had studied the towin
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system. As a manager, you want to be taking a risk out of the system wherever you can. The claim system problem, that was just self inflicted. That was, we made the classic mistake of moving from an old system to a new system without the ability to f
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“Corporate ethics vs survival: Why pristine AI morals might lose wars”
Al, what which one would you pick up on first and what caught your eye on these in this bucket? So I'll start with Anthropic because I think it links really well, really neatly to the first topic we
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“CEO warns: AI is killing low-skill jobs, here's how to survive”
basically, right now, I think you either wanna be a specialist. You either wanna be, like, almost high wage, irreplaceable, or you wanna be the AI. I think it's a really bad time to be low cost, you k
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prediction30:32 – 30:50
how do you build software, how we build software at Intercom is completely different to how we build software three years. And actually building software, I think, was, our strongest thing. Some companies are marketing led, sales led, product led. Di
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This kinda sounds, like, ridiculously obvious. To survive AI, eat a culture, vote resist AI. And no one says that they're, like, gonna resist AI. It's not a thing. However, look at the list of things that you have to change. You have to change everyt
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to survive the changing pieces. It's like a game of chess, but the the game changes. The game changes next year. Like, AI is a fantastic example. Like, a lot of startups didn't make it to the point to survive with AI. And part of your job as a CEO an
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of doing it the second time because it's like you don't kind of, you know, puff your own, like, hot air. Like, it's just like, okay. I get it. But, like, we still have a lot to do. So You love this show. You don't wanna miss the next episode. Why wou
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“AI isn't taking jobs - it's saving humanity from demographic collapse”
...that survival of humanity depends on a successful AI because at at some point, if you have, you know, 60% of your population that's in a in a demographic where you don't have enough people to take car
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contrarian take7:30 – 8:14
And then number two, I also tweeted this. There was this really interesting ruling around what happens inside these cloud environments, which was a judge saying there is no attorney client privilege and confirming that once you start to use those too
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I love these audience questions because they're, saying things that I would think that reminded me and that I would have been rude to say, you didn't answer the first question about are you gonna kill journalism? But someone says, you didn't answer t
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spam data. Right? We needed to protect our servers. So we were we were doing it for abuse prevention. And then we, you know, we got into, like, email design, copywriting with AI, and then I sold. And now I look back and just say, oh my god. It I'm so
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And the $3,000 number is about $10 a day. Any I spend, you know, you you got a total TAM here of well over a trillion dollars, and that's just with my basic assumption that this is similar to SaaS, which could be a completely wrong framing. It it wel
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faster and simpler. So help your team get great done with Miro, and check out miro.com to learn more. That's miro.com. Thank you, Miro. Yep. And you get some pretty big numbers right now. It's $1,000,000,000,000. I see that across. Yeah. Developed wo
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I think a lot of the companies that were, in a way, either zombie companies or just weren't able to get over, like, some of the economic humps, particularly around the fact that we didn't have access to free cash anymore with interest rates, those ki
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