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But maybe you also want that to be an explicit UI affordance in the application where the user can like, you know, pick through a dropdown or like a paperclip menu or whatever and find specific things and tag them in. And then that becomes part of li
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The people really go back and forth throughout them, and I will probably do the same, which is where you add this formatting to the model where it knows to take a question that is like, explain the history of the Roman Empire to me and or something y
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But I I I hope the day is not far when it's all on real time API. It's It's gonna happen at some point. Right. Right. Right. Right. And, actually, maybe that's a good segue into talking about model customization because I suspect that you have such a
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If you're if you're trying to build something very agentic, maybe you are trying to minimize the amount of times you need to go back to the user with a question or, you know, minimize the amount of like configurability in your interface or something.
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...about personalization in terms of a customer journey? I I mean, that's the beauty of AI, is that you can get a more personalized journey. Yeah. I think for ecommerce,
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...level of personalization that that is following. And, of course, on the Huawei platform layer level, the the mini app also knows that I'm a certain age, that I live in San Francisco, that I have kids, these are my fitness goals, and so on and so on.
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...deep personalization. So for me, kind of vibe coding an app, but that still is sort of like the same old software that's not really taken any of your context into consideration, where the data of that app is not exposed to AI, that keeps learning, is
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memories, just explicit preferences, if you set them up, do definitely affect the results you get. Now, again, obviously, they're they're still using traditional search. So the search index itself is not necessarily personalized, but you can definite
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...personalization, memories, just explicit preferences, if you set them up, do definitely affect the results you get. Now, again, obviously, they're they're still using traditional search. So the search index itself is not necessarily personalized, but
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custom model for each person, or do you on a global model scale? And I think we have that already with, going from GPT five to five point one and five point two. It's maybe not immediate, but it it is like a curated update, a quick created update whe
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showing this gives the engineer a complete mental model of what you've done and what you can do with it. For example, the first thing, I I look for a mental checklist of things. Right? Like, is off in the database. Off looks like it's not. Right? So
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“AI gives you 100x leverage to generate personalized experiences at scale”
You might have tested if you ran AB test or experimented with some images as you were trying to promote the product. Now you can generate 100 x, 1,000 x, of a similar experience. It's very personalize
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...of 2026 is this personalization. I would call it kind of like the consumerization of, AI, in the same way that consumerization of of enterprise was a trend like ten years ago. Yeah. I mean, I think that is a good way to putting it too. Like, I don't,
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...of personalization is not just learning facts about your or your preferences, but, like, actually learning new skills from interactions with you and, you know, learning as the world changes. Like, there are new versions of, languages and frameworks a
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bespoke experiences that can automate your life by working together. And I'd love to talk a little bit about how they work together. So, obviously, it's really cool to have software that will work on your behalf, but it's only useful if you can trust
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