☝🏼 this is the most concerning piece for all users, mostly considering that finance teams tend to rely heavily on MS. I wonder how they are tackling prompt injection.

Scott, this is so important. Please keep pushing.

How can we help the youth?
How can we tell them that life requires delayed gratification in every aspect of life?

Do you find steak or salmon more sexy? 😂

Rosemary ftw.

Keep us posted!

I guess that's the point, we are victims of our own bureaucracy.

Whereas the officer couldn't complete the ticket because "there's no box for robot". He had a pen, he had a notepad, he had the company name, the car license plate...

This time around, AI was creative, and the human was overly structured. Don't be your own blocker.

For me, this made my day 😆 🤣

Building a voice is just a challenging business. Every time a VC tried to fund that it went awry, hence the push for social media, and the motivation there is so diverse.

The creator business seems to be more challenging than a SaaS startup.

And audio notes, you could use audio notes.

Everybody knows that there's a race happening right now, in the mainframe motherboard and if Kevin Flynn loses, the AI is going to be set free.

Have a great weekend! taxes

While a browser's ability to "take action for you" is powerful, if they relentlessly pursue goals without checking feasibility, safety, lacking context or common sense, you can end up sharing your credit card numbers in a forum, inadvertently tempering with a form, or worse.

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I'm a bit lost, isn't AWS exactly this? An e-commerce platform that successfully launched a whole dev infra tools set?

Your whole org now faces those bottlenecks that before were just IT problems, and you now need to make of SDLC an company-wide operation strategy.

McKinsey is making the case on why tech debt has become a top priority for CEOs, defining these three areas of impact:

+ Improving business outcomes.
+ Enabling autonomous gen AI agents.
+ Focusing on scaling value.

I remember early days in pixel phone, and 1 plus, that an OTA update made both phones a brick. And Tesla having similar issues.

The challenge for me it's when our Overton window displaces enough that it becomes acceptable to have those issues.

Customer satisfaction will adjust to the new reality (Kano model).

At that point, what you thought was your 80/20, became a 20/80.

Great lessons from Figma's CEO.
👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyJV...

How long until these flawed assumptions are subconsciously accepted for medical devices, transportation systems, banks, etc.

Are we elevating software providers to that of gubernamental infrastructure?