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@chamath Pay attention to @chamath on this technique — it worked extremely well. We have being this type of approach for nearly two years.

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@AlbertinePiels @SecretCFO Twenty has 2 ways of sending info out. 1) Webhooks on CRUD on any object say user, customer etc. 2) Typical automations. Send to n8n AI node or create messages on the fly based on incoming api calls. Can be extended with much larger context. Greatly simplifies automations.

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@gregisenberg @jaylane310 How are these moats? Distribution is a commodity as per 5 above. Agent wil do customer service, brand is not a moat is the point of your post, data is also available for everyone.

@jaylane310 distribution, customer service, brand, data etc

@helloiamleonie How does this compare to GraphRAG?

Here's why ColBERT embeddings are all the rage right now (at an intuitive level): You probably already know that vector search is pretty cool. • It allows you to search for things semantically. • It's robust to synonyms. But do you know what sucks about vector search? It kind of lacks a certain degree of explainability. The kind of explainability you'd, for example, have in keyword search: There, you can see which keywords match between the query and the result. ColBERT embeddings enable some explainability in vector search. This is because • Conventional dense embeddings: pool the token-level embeddings to a single representation. • ColBERT embeddings: Keep the token-level embedding representation We'll get to the technical details of ColBERT and the late interaction mechanism in another post, so stay tuned.

@SahilBloom Only share own experiences of skin in the game. This will always be some version of: I had no idea what I was doing when I started or no idea what I’m doing most of the time.

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