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AI tools
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AI tools
...some standouts that we've covered, Cactus. Have you heard of Cactus? They're an AI business assistant helping solopreneurs, like private chefs, automate calls, leads, proposals, invoicing. There's Approval AI. They automate and speed up the mortgage
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...and the tools you're already using every day. For example, imagine joining a Zoom after having a dedicated
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AI agents that can do an insane range of things, like finding the perfect home or picking TV shows or originating mortgages, shipping a sofa, returning shoes, authenticating patients for health care, ordering credit cards, saving subscribers from can
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I also really believe in the applications of AI, and I define that not as, like, building agents or things like that. I define it much more as, like, you're actually solving a problem for a business. So it's what Harvey is doing in the legal professi
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During my sales career, probably the number one thing that used to break my back was that the underlying software with, like, Salesforce CPQ and others, just to, like, create a quote, get it approved is horrific. Like, you think if you think you've s
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“MIT Professor compares proactive AI agents to raising children until age 18”
But AI agents can convert words to actions. But proactive AI is the agents really being autonomous and doing actions on their own, you know, without we having to stimulate them or prompt them and so o
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all that. They build customer facing AI agents that can do an insane range of things, like finding the perfect home or picking TV shows or originating mortgages, shipping a sofa, returning shoes, authenticating patients for health care, ordering cred
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Obviously, your your your your actions are you know, if you assume they're rational actors, which they are mostly, your what you do in a two year AGI versus five year versus ten years, very, very, very different. Right? Do you think agents are promis
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...tools and workflows. It can actually execute tools mimicking essentially what a human being does by looking at what's in that portal or that tool and being able to interface with the complex elements. Okay. So, like, Vibe automation. That's definitel
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AI agents that can do an insane range of things, like finding the perfect home or picking TV shows or originating mortgages, shipping a sofa, returning shoes, authenticating patients for health care, ordering credit cards, saving subscribers from can
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coding, but the question is so I think what will happen is, yeah, you will just say build that website. It will make a very good website, and then you maybe refine it. But will it do things independently where so will you be still having humans askin
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evolution. Where are we in going from demo ware to producing real value, tangible value? What are some other ones? Synthetic data is one we talk about a lot. Well, yeah. We've been talking about them for ten years. Yeah. I know. But this is so great
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the same kind of loop that we talked about becomes increasingly important, like fine tuning and self healing, observability, really good evals, all of that. I mean, the good news is that there are systems that manage this for billions of people today
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“Why AI apps will dominate over infrastructure in the next wave”
On the app layer, I think the reason for a new swath of companies is is more compelling just because I think application layer, ultimately, you are not only changing the back end, you're also really c
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market insight18:45 – 19:27
AI agents that can do an insane range of things, like finding the perfect home or picking TV shows or originating mortgages, shipping a sofa, returning shoes, authenticating patients for health care, ordering credit cards, saving subscribers from can
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...like Cursor and Devon have different bets. Cursor is, like GitHub Copilot, sort of won the love of many developers, whereas you're coding, it's like a better autocomplete that you just say, I want to build this app, and it can go ahead. It can audit
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And I think the reason why it's I think for some areas, if you look at, like, software as a service five years ago, maybe you can have a separation of product and engineering because most software as a service created five years ago. I wouldn't say t
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When you're talking about computer use for the open web, for example, or the open operating system, like, there's no it's a mess. So, like, the possibility I'm I'm always skeptical of any system that is tasked with interacting with the human world, w
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if AI went away, like, let's say Notion. You know how Notion has the AI writing assistant? Notion still exists if we remove the AI writing assistant. It's still Notion. AI is a feature. Zoom has AI meeting summaries. Zoom still works and exists witho
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