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Silicon Valley enterprise startups often focus on the needs of other mid-stage tech companies as customers, rather than the large enterprises that make up much of the business world by revenue.
Elad Gil • Products I Wish Existed, 2020 Edition
In short, they do not have access to the same shared reality we do. They do not have embodied experiences, and cannot sense the world as we can sense it; they don't have vision, sound, taste, or touch. They cannot feel emotion or tightly hold a coherent set of values. They are not part of cultures, communities, or histories.
Maggie Appleton • The Expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI
This is what happens in an online ecosystem where the boundaries between communities are gone, and moderators (by nature of the platform's universality) cannot exist.
Redirecting The Scholar's Stage
1) A tokenized network owned by its users
Gaby Goldberg • DAMN
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Forcing that kind of behavior change is big - getting someone to use telemedicine the first time is difficult, but then repeat usage probably increases once they see how convenient it is (don’t have data to back this up, just a hunch). We’ve already seen huge spikes in usage of Chinese telemedicine platforms + willingness to try more digital tools ... See more
Nikhil Krishnan • Big Changes Coming
Rather than building skill-based career moats, workers of the future may be using their audiences to secure permanent employment.