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...user behavior. And, ideally, the model will just be more proactive in suggesting of, like, oh, I can either do this for you every day because I've observed that you do that every day or something. So it's, like, more becomes, like, a proactive behavi
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Ultimately, maybe where this ends up is, like, there's no single Chativity. Every single person kinda has their own, right, their own fully personalized experience. And I think if you're, like, a marketer who's, like, how do I measure this stuff, tha
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...human behavior. You wanna be one of the first search results back from Google. You wanna be one of the first items listed on Amazon. And this optimization is not just for the web, but as we design software too. App store design for human eyes and cli
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to do, like, consumer modeling and stuff like that. So, I mean, that's sort of the the secret of all of these studies of, like, what people are doing on the Internet is they generally come from, like, clickstream panel data, which is valuable, but it
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How do you set up an experiment that isn't just like a before after? How do you do a control group situation? Yeah. So what I would do is I would take a 100 different questions. Half of them I will intervene, half of them I won't. Or let's say let's
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...behavioral design necessarily for the models. It's kinda like a new little field of, like, extending, like, product design into, like, the model design. Right? Like, so how do you create a behavior for the model in certain contexts? So as for example
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...is basically taking a lot of extra effort to train whichever AI app it's using to have as much context about their behavior and how they perform their work as humanly possible. These will utilize larger context windows. These will utilize memory that
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We don't run the engine as is for Superhuman as a whole. There are enough subcomponents of Superhuman now that are almost individual products. For example, Superhuman for sales, our multiplayer and collaboration features, how we think about the enter
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...user, like heavy Microsoft user. And he uses like Edge all the time. I mean, the other day I've seen him doing something that really surprised me. Like he was about to buy a coffee machine, and he went through the entire journey. He put the coffee ma
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But, ideally, like, I'm more in favor of of a live conversation rather than add some comments, have a conversation in the comments in the doc, and then, like, have a maybe more boring live conversation. So I'm I'm I'm big on life. I I really like one
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...kind of end users expect the software to do work. So they essentially want workflows, right? So if the agent went out and did in customer research, they just need all the customer researches listed. Versus them asking, Hey, tell me this, tell me that
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like, you and I can use ChatGPT and and, you know, Claude and what have you because we're familiar with interfaces. But the reason they're actually intuitive to a 100,000,000 people is they're used to chatting with another human on the other side. So
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And so the basic idea is like if you need to deviate from your plan, you can, you know, figure out that your plan was not working and go back and deviate from it. Another thing I think about a lot is specifying common workflows. So we're trying to ta
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and it's heavily managed by the community. And the community is very good at managing it. And so the obvious strategy for a growth person is let's make a bunch of automated spam and spam Reddit all over the place and get my product to show up everywh
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...of users trying to ask them, hey. What if you navigate through your open tabs and let me know how you are, like, you can find an open tabs or that that was for me a very important phase because that's how you realize that there is a relationship betw
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