Simon Joliveau Breney

It’s not just enough for me personally to be running a fast OODA loop—in a large group, everyone needs to be autonomously making frequent, high-quality, local prioritization decisions, without needing a round-trip through me. To get there, they need to be ambiently aware of:

1. what else is going on around them, so they can coordinate and update on new

Unlike social media platforms, LLM producers argue that they are producing content rather than hosting it. They do this in order to avoid copyright claims. As a result, under many legal jurisdictions, the LLM producer might be held more liable for their models’ outputs than social media platforms would be for the content created by their users.

You work in a product trio performing continuous product discovery for .

Your goal is to .

The product trio identified that <market segment, opportunity> wants to when .

Ideate separately from the perspective of an experienced product manager, an experienced product designer, and an experienced software engineer. Come up with 5 product ideas

When you say “I'm sorry that you felt that way,” you are making the problem someone else's. You’re implying that they’re the one at fault for finding fault in you. If your apology involves subtly diverting blame, then you're not apologizing at all.

You should schedule at least one 30-minute weekly meeting with everyone working on the project.

The goal of this meeting is to (1) be a backstop for any coordination that needs to happen and didn’t happen asynchronously; (2) be an efficient way to create common knowledge of goals, updates, etc.; (3) help you track whether things are going well.

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