Sam Bax

I think it's great to see such a rapid adoption of AI tools especially with No code tools getting better and better. However I think I large majority of the products we are seeing released this year may not stand the test of time. It's such a quick moving space I think founders really need to be on their toes and constantly keep their products inline with the AI developments. Even with the...

I'm pretty good with my personal email but my work email gets swamped. Since this is an area I'm building a product for I feel like I should share some of the mind bending facts I've found since starting Aiva 🤯 347 Billion Emails are sent a received daily worldwide Around 38% of emails are actually relevant Spam emails cost businesses a total of $20b per year. I feel like I could go on and...

I'm grateful for knowing what drives me and my passion at such a young age. I know a lot of friends and other people my age find themselves in a bit of a limbo after University

I think all things Email. There's a lot of AI tools out there for email writing but I feel like AI can add so much more to email. Task Management e.g. picking out action items from emails. Summarisations, being able to summarise an annoyingly long email thread would be a dream. These are a few of the features I'm trying to build into my software at the moment :)

I just paid a content creator on Fiverr to make me a load of carousels and ngl the stuff that your product has made for me is much better. Oh I wish I found this a couple weeks ago

Hoping to get the landing page up and live this week. Then I've got to start putting together some content for our social channels. Then finally I've managed to arrange some sit downs with our target customers and am going to push some businesses to fill out a short question to help validate our idea some more. Should be a great productive week :)

Usually Mondays for me I like to switch up my environment, so I'll usually work from a Cafe and just work through my lists which I prepared the night before on Sunday. Some reason working from somewhere not at my desk really helps me get stuff done, maybe because I've got more distractions at my desk. But then again the amount of coffee I can consume in a cafe definitely helps.

I think OpenAI has definitely got a big head start in the market as they've had their GPT models open to the public for a while now so have able to train them much faster as google hasn't realised BARD to the public yet. I think this is where google will start to take over due to having a superior amount of data to train BARD on. Will be super interesting to see who comes out on top. I've also...