Top three free apps are ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
All the labs are building up quite the advertising surface area.
10% of Google Shopping queries are for either "amazon" or "walmart" 🤯
trends.google.com/explore?ge…
The Open Claw phenomenon is all about bringing a Factorio-like experience to real life. It’s not about productivity. It’s a fun game.
This is an absolute game changer.
Main benefit IMO is as a systems integrator. I have data spread across multiple hospital systems around California. After getting access, ChatGPT logged into these multiple accounts and aggregated a decade of health data in seconds.
Introducing ChatGPT Health — a dedicated space for health conversations in ChatGPT. You can securely connect medical records and wellness apps so responses are grounded in your own health information.
Designed to help you navigate medical care, not replace it.
Join the waitlist to get early access.
openai.com/index/introducing…
It’s insane that Apple happily delivers this via iMessage. Hard to take any other privacy or user-centered posturing seriously.
I love how LLMs give you a rich new language to describe any situation.
They map domain-expert terminology onto a topic that can bridge you into connections you never would have seen otherwise.
That alone has made them indispensable (even ignoring they can do much more!)
The Microsoft Office experience is death by a thousand cuts.
Give me gsuite any day of the week. At least I can share docs reliably.
In all this AI excitement it seems like the only durable asset being created is audience and mindshare.
Most of the skills and products have an incredibly short half life/no real moat.
Matt Inouye retweeted
I think the net effect of businesses offering AI products in their current incarnation will mainly come in the form of reduced margins. Most value will accrue to the users and it will be tough for a while to make money. connor-shepherd.ghost.io/ai-…
This is the most exciting use of ChatGPT I've come across. Well done @raycastapp
- Application agnostic (OS-level integration)
- Prepackaged actions called through keyboard shortcuts
- Iterative workflows (to refine output).
Archive.is is an indispensable service, but wow the ads right now…
Not sure what's going at Heroku, but literally everything they're doing feels insane.
An example: on last my CC statement, Heroku charges show up as an random invoice number. Compare to everyone else below.
Amazon of 2022 is seller-obsessed.
Product pages are a comical hodge-podge of ads and misrepresentations. As a shopper, your attention is now largely the product.
Here's an example that hits on many of the things I hate about Amazon today...
There are also all these flashy promos: coupons, savings, cashback.
These are all ads, disguised as value for the customer. Amazon makes money when sellers use coupons. It's a feature for sellers, not for you.
















