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Crypto Fund 5: We Raised $2.2B. Here’s Why.

founders are shifting toward building products that work within existing systems, rather than attempting to replace them

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AI Profits Surge, $70B Capex Surge Raises Investor Concerns, Automated Skin Exams | Diet TBPN

The question is how quickly can they get that 20 million co-pilot seats up to 200 million 400 million. You know, ideally everyone has one of these add-on subscriptions and that's lifting the overall business.

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John and Patrick Collison on Stripe's Growth, Agent Commerce, and the Future of Software

the economics of software are shifting from mass-produced products to bespoke, on-demand systems cooked fresh at the moment of use

Decoder with Nilay Patel

Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me

The way to think about Grammarly is it's your assistant that lives everywhere. You might be in a web app. It could be Gmail, it could be Google Docs, it could be Coda, it could be Notion. You could be in a desktop app. That could be Apple Notes, that could be Slack, that could be whatever app you're using. It could be every mobile application.

Decoder with Nilay Patel

Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me

The fact that Grammarly is ever present is very important and [it produces] very high-quality grammar results. As we split the product into parts, we said, "We're going to take the platform layer of Grammarly and we're going to turn it into a platform." That's what we call Go.

Decoder with Nilay Patel

Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me

The core idea is that most AI tools require a big change in behavior. We bring AI where you work.

Decoder with Nilay Patel

Confronting the CEO of the AI company that impersonated me

The fact that Grammarly is ever present is very important and [it produces] very high-quality grammar results. As we split the product into parts, we said, "We're going to take the platform layer of Grammarly and we're going to turn it into a platform." That's what we call Go. That's about allowing other people to create agents and experiences that provide a high-quality experience that we can make ubiquitous for them.