Simon Olson

It's funny how McKinsey thought the main impact of AI five years ago was truck drivers, and now its SW development, when in fact most displacement centers on creative tasks :-D

I couldn't find a good place to get access to all the new AI technology coming out. So I solved my own problem. :)

Sufficiently short and niche. I don't like generic newsletters. :-)

Great relationships <--> Solution selling <--> excellent delivery

Congrats! :)

Fire department? 🚒🔥🔥

Self made magic apps 😉😀

If you want some inspirations, we are running some of the largest hacks in Ai atm at https://lablab.ai. We also got an app page with 500+ apps to be inspired by ✌️

Keeping engagement high while not compromising on quality 😀

That’s for sharing! I think it’s exactly that kind of a community we are building 🚀✌️

Finally live!! Great to see so much engagement. Join us for our next hack and build cool AI stuff! 😀✌️🚀

I mean sentiment analysis has been around for ever. I wouldn’t go so far as doom and gloom just because it’s becoming and automized process. As of now semantic LLM are pretty much market default. The main use case seems to be to help humans express their emotions to other humans without miscommunication - the root to many catastrophes and wars. ✌️

That’s pretty cool! 📱

So I use a wide range of transformer based tools. By for the most useful are text compilers, and codex. If you’re looking for inspiration however, I’d check https://lablab.Ai/apps. There are like 30k builders who put together cool apps like Youtube synthesizers, productivity hacks etc. ✌️

It really depends on what other features are included. Just a blue chip vis a vis Twitter feels like a pass for me 😅

Thats a pretty amazing feat. The redesign looks neat! 🚀

Let me synthesize some AI advice… If you're starting out in SaaS marketing, here are a few tips to help you get started: 1. Know your target audience: It's important to know who your target audience is and what their pain points are. Conduct research on your potential customers to understand their needs, preferences, and behaviors. 2. Understand your product: You need to know your product...