Ted Tagalakis

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Ted Tagalakis

Ted Tagalakis

@Ted_Tag

Ted, a dynamic futurist with 20+ years of experience in data analytics and NLP, drives AI's transformative impact on businesses. 7 X Ironman 70.3 finisher.

Atlanta, GA Katılım Kasım 2008
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Logan Kilpatrick
Logan Kilpatrick@OfficialLoganK·
Come celebrate after Google IO with the DeepMind team in SF on May 21st :) Lots to look forward to!! Link in 🧵
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Matt Ridenour
Matt Ridenour@matthewridenour·
A dream to rent out @MeowWolf Omega Mart Las Vegas for @GoogleDeepMind Startups Night! ✨ A highlight of @googlecloud Next '26. 350 founders + 100 Googlers. We: - Explored the wild space - Heard 20 Gemini Lightning Pitches from founders - Connected with startups, investors, partners, Googlers - And made some all time memories! @ArtificialAgncy / @PlayAstrocade / @attio / @browser_use / @DoCartwheel / @pipecat_ai / @EmbodyAudio / @HappyverseAI / @Kreator_Ai / @LatitudeGamesAI / @LevroFinance / @magicstorycom / @photoroom_ML / @rplcntai_ / @resembleai Can't wait for the next!
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Selene
Selene@vaaselene·
is anyone using Gemini?
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Google for Startups
Google for Startups@GoogleStartups·
Day one: complete. ✅💪 The announcements set the pace. The founders in the room are turning it into execution. The caliber this year is high, and the momentum is already real. Inside the Startup Hub, founders are trading tactics, pressure-testing ideas, and sharing what’s actually working across infra, cost, and GTM. The Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform set the direction. Builders are defining how it gets used.
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Jack Wotherspoon
Jack Wotherspoon@JackWoth98·
It is almost game time! Who all is going to be at Google Cloud Next this week? Excited to chat and meet a ton of awesome folks. #GoogleCloud
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Gabor Cselle
Gabor Cselle@gabor·
Google Cloud Next minus 4 days. Hope to see some of you in Vegas.
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kat kampf
kat kampf@kat_kampf·
We started internal testing some big updates to the @GoogleAIStudio experience today! Coming to you early next year but reply below if you’d like early access in the coming weeks 👀
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Cas.Fyn
Cas.Fyn@FynCas·
Nano banana Pro + MakeUGC + Veo3 = Ad Factory This agent creates 200s of ads every day - UGC cost: $0 - Production time: minutes - Scale: instant You're able to re-create your competitors ads with AI Paste there ad -> Pick an avatar and regenerate. Comment "PRO" and I'll send you the agent + the full playbook (must be following)
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Beginnersblog
Beginnersblog@beginnersblog1·
Created this simple ad by VEO 3.1 Follow, Like, REPOST and comment "JSON Prompt" and I'll DM you
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Python Space
Python Space@python_spaces·
@Ted_Tag Your DMs are closed. Can you please follow me so that I can DM you
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Python Space
Python Space@python_spaces·
Patterns for Building AI Agents Book for FREE! - Comment AI Agents to get your FREE copy.
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Sam Bhagwat 🇸🇬 AIE Singapore
icymi we wrote a new agents book: patterns for building ai agents it has everything you need to take your agents from prototype to production, like agent design patterns, the basics of security, etc reply to this tweet with BOOK and we'll dm you so you can get a copy
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👩‍💻 Paige Bailey
👩‍💻 Paige Bailey@DynamicWebPaige·
just heard my first person ever (a software engineer!!) tell a big room full of students to not use AI to build apps, and it is all I can muster not to jump on a chair and say "OBJECTION, THAT IS AN OPINION"
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Ted Tagalakis
Ted Tagalakis@Ted_Tag·
@bonatsos @bonatsos Painful but it does have a great movie plot.... The DeLorean shows up and they ask to see the sports almanac before they'll fund the flux capacitor. 🚀
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Niko Bonatsos
Niko Bonatsos@bonatsos·
Early stage VCs saying you are too early is like telling a time traveler they should have arrived yesterday. Meanwhile the founder is literally inventing tomorrow.
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Ted Tagalakis
Ted Tagalakis@Ted_Tag·
@MartinGTobias With rock solid pillars in your investing thesis, it makes sense to invest in an "over priced" round. My question, is the round over priced or a discount to the future valuation?
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Martin Tobias (Pre-Seed VC)
Martin Tobias (Pre-Seed VC)@MartinGTobias·
Of my six recent unicorns, four felt “overpriced” at every round. If you never do “overpriced” rounds your probability of outlier goes way down.
Jeff Morris Jr.@jmj

I was at the LP conference this week, and one of the most common questions I got was whether you as a seed fund manager should be investing in some of the hotter, more expensive seed rounds. This is an incredibly challenging question to answer because venture is a game of exceptions, and our business is to partner with the best founders and generate the best returns. Some managers stick to their portfolio construction model like Billy Bean trying to Moneyball the industry, and they end up passing on deals because they're too rigid, believing that the Excel model will be a better decision maker than their own gut. Inevitably, I get text messages or have lunch conversations with these managers several years later where they lament the fact that they passed on a generational company because the price was too high. This type of conversation has actually become a bit of a meme in my life because it's so common. Every investor thinks their way of doing venture is obviously better than their peers' otherwise they wouldn't be running the strategy that’ve decided to pursue. So what is the best move in these situations? If you meet a founder who is going to build one of the 10-20 companies that matter every vintage, then of course you should pay up and invest in one of the earlier rounds, no matter the price. The critical piece here is understanding that in your barbell of core strategy and exceptions, you better be right a majority of the time or else it’ll look like strategy drift. If you have you have a close relationship with your LPAC (which you should), keep them in the loop on what you're thinking when you do want to break your own model, and most of the time they will support you. And when you're fundraising, be sure to talk about the exceptions whether they worked out or not. Those investments will stand out in your data room so you might as well get ahead of those conversations and explain your underwriting logic. These are also some of the most interesting conversations, and I guarantee that the best LPs will trust you to know when to break strategy & pursue the really special deal.

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