AI startups are going to get squeezed between the foundation models that now want to build applications themselves + the systems of record that have all the context data and also want to build the applications themselves curious how others think this competition will play out 1) systems of record still lack a lot of context outside of the record, so your company could stitch together the outside context to make a new system of record 2) AI is part of your process but includes IRL components to deliver services, capture data, etc. 3) You AI applications are best in class for a really specific workflow that the systems of record or foundation models just can't make good enough (e.g. making a consumer application/interface, which the enterprise companies have 0 idea how to do well)

fuuuuuuck I really need to hoard a scarce resource

Just got my first return check from an angel investment - 2/3rd of what I originally invested Dunno how yall do that 9-5 shit

they’re gonna replace me with a more junior writer and start adding facility fees to the courses :(

If you're in NY and vaguely interestined in healthcare AI, you should 100% apply to our hackathon (due 7/28) - You'll get to play with the new AI tools, get white glove support on how to use them, etc. - You'll meet a bunch of other people in healthcare and build your network - You'll get inspiration for ideas you can bring back to the company It's this fall so come through, it's always a blast. Plus, what's the harm in applying!!! You can see our sick promo video to get a sense of the ~* vibe * ~

it's clear that chatGPT is becoming the first place people go to for their health questions - doubly interesting because of how expensive and competitive these ad spaces have been historically very curious how companies handle marketing with these changes - I've heard of agencies that can help companies get mentioned in chatGPT responses but it seems impossible to do that reliably?

tomorrow - we're going to actually explain what goes into SOC 2 and HITRUST, something most healthcare companies should know about (especially if you're just getting started sign up for the newsletter to get it (we'll also be announcing some new free healthcare crash courses soon 👀 )

Common issue companies have when explaining their ROI - telling customers how they'll be able to achieve ROI, but then make implementation their customers problem A common example of this is "we'll save your staff time and then they'll be able to do other things that are higher value". But then not actually have a change management plan on how roles will change, or getting buy-in from the affected folks about role shifts

Have you ever had produce so local that the farmer puts their Hotmail account for you to directly email feedback?

the FBI puts out an internet crime report each year which is kind of interesting and scary. The number of scams happening to older people is rapidly going up with way higher average losses, AI tools are going to make this way worse