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Now that's the way you do AI.
2/ China isn’t focused on chasing hype. No new tool. No new app. No new demo. AI is being integrated at the infrastructure level:. Manufacturing, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, public services. It’s not just a trend. It’s a marathon for them.
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RT @carlothinks: 1/ Silicon Valley believes in ‘move fast and break things.’. But China doesn’t operate that way. China’s AI market philos….
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RT @perplexity_ai: IPL is now on Perplexity 🏏. In addition to live scores and widgets, we've launched a dedicated IPL page. Track league st….
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Life, you know, is like a show.For which we all have to go. So ask no query, not be its quarry,.Just enjoy it and make merry!.
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RT @jamesfkalupson: Psychedelics are powerful tools and, like any other powerful tool, they demand skillful application if their potential….
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This made me think, do they genuinely believe in the power of good software, or are they just chasing trends? What do you folks think?.
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Now, let’s not blame the companies entirely. They’re under pressure to buy and adopt these tools, especially in a world where “AI-enabled” is practically a marketing requirement. But the real challenge isn’t the tools—it’s the people.
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It looks exciting for a minute, but it doesn’t solve the real problem.
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In the race to stay relevant, a lot of companies are strapping AI features onto their products like it’s a badge of honor. But here’s the thing—throwing AI into the mix without actual innovation is like adding glitter to a broken chair.
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Change is hard, and adopting new tools often means shifting workflows, learning curves, and yes, resistance. People are creatures of habit, and even the best tools won’t deliver results if they’re not embraced, understood, or woven into the day-to-day.
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But after all these years of exploring and testing, I’ve noticed that I haven’t been jumping as much these days.
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I really enjoyed helping our users learn how to work with APIs, manipulate data, and build powerful workflows. “Software excites me; great software makes me want to jump!” – a line that’s been in my LinkedIn bio for years.
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Since 2012, my undying love for great software has led me down a path of relentless exploration and hands-on testing. This passion eventually helped me drive Integromat to a $100M+ exit—with a $0 marketing budget.
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When was the last time a tool you used for work got you excited? For me, it used to be every day. Until recently, that is.
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