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Be bold and narrow your scope, streamline features, and don’t be concerned about losing broad appeal. Your product is meant to solve a specific problem for a specific group, and that’s where real value lies. #productdesign #softwaredevelopment #startup

Waymo raised waymo than they expected! #Waymo just completed an oversubscribed funding round of $5.6 billion, its largest investment round to date. The company said it will use the funds to support its robotaxi business in its current markets of San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, as well as bring it to new cities, like Austin and Atlanta, where its vehicles will be available exclusively on the UBER app.

It’s crucial to consider the implications of passing our tasks to AI. As we delegate more activities, what new tasks will we take on? Will the reduction in physical and mental challenges lead to improved well-being and mood? If AI takes over our current jobs, what will be the next roles for us?

Today, October 22nd, Anthropic released the beta version of “Computer Use,” an AI tool that scans your screen and follows commands across different tabs and windows. It moves the cursor, mimicking the actions of a novice computer user. Though not the most efficient for command execution, its ability to replicate human behavior in task management makes it particularly user-friendly. This release is crucial as it boosts engagement, which will lead to more data collection, improved models, and a smoother user experience. Kudos to the Anthropic team!

When you put the user at the center of everything you do, the rest of the puzzle starts to fall into place. Their needs and experiences should guide every decision, leading to better products and stronger relationships. #entrepreneurship #startuplife #quote #betterproducts #goodproducts

A few weeks ago, we released a new episode of “Legacy Technologies.” This episode delves into the life of Lee Felsenstein, a pioneering figure in the development of personal computers during the 70s and 80s. Lee, the inventor of the first video module (the precursor to today’s graphics cards) in 1976, shares captivating stories about the Bay Area, the Homebrew Computer Club, and the vibe of Silicon Valley in the 70s. watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gPM8F4JB Brought to you by Galliot - enjoy the episode and don't forget to subscribe to our channel!

I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it. Happy Independence Day!

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In the lifespan of modern technology, there are instances where highly technical products achieve their design objectives yet fail commercially. A notable example is the Concorde, a supersonic aircraft developed in the 1960s and 70s. Despite being a technological marvel of its time, it was not a commercial success. If you’re unfamiliar with the Concorde, explore our work to see how technological advancements can overshadow other crucial aspects of a product, leading to its failure. Do you know more examples like Concorde, share it with us. British Airways - Airbus Aircraft - Airbus -

Yesterday, we had a delightful session with one of our favorite clients in the Bay Area. We reviewed our 1.5-year journey, during which we had the opportunity to contribute to improving the quality of education in California! Stay tuned for more updates about yesterday's session!