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Audos is one of the cooler AI things/tools I've come across recently I heard about it through @danshipper 's podcast and have been playing around with building a Strava data analyzer that becomes a coach who should theoretically personalize a plan based on all your data it's super fun to use too. it's a bot inside of an Instagram dm that you chat with i don't feel like I've interacted with many AIs that take action themselves, but this one does and it's wild might have to get back into #buildinpublic tinkering again with this if you're a runner and want to do a little user conversation and play around with it, have a ball. i'm still trying to piece it's UX together but it's a pretty cool thing that got created in like 10 Instagram dms talk.audointerview.com/jkxuewnr7rha

Nicholas Thorne (@thorneny) is building Squarespace for the AI age. It’s called Audos, and it’s an AI chatbot to help any entrepreneur go from idea to: - Pitch deck - Working website - Custom GPT - User interviews with real customers All in just a few minutes. And he did it using @ChatGPTapp. It’s AI all the way down—and it’s one of the most impressive early AI businesses I’ve ever seen. Nicholas is a good friend of mine and a general partner at @prehype, an incubator that launched @barkbox and @ro. It’s also where I started @Every, so it was great to come full circle. Nicholas’s job at Prehype is to launch new companies. He’s taken everything he’s learned running an incubator and is using it to help entrepreneurs start businesses at scale—with AI. Nicholas tells me that he used @ChatGPTapp to prototype most of Audos’s features—despite being non-technical himself. He shares exactly how he did this by showing me how he’s using AI to create a new feature for the product. We get into: - Ways AI can make you a more effective founder - How to use ChatGPT to build your prototype - Strategies to refine problem statements with AI - Using GPTs to gather and synthesize customer feedback This episode is a must-watch for anyone who has ever toyed with the idea of starting a business—and wants to do it with AI. Watch! ___ Timestamps: Introduction: 00:48 How AI can make you a more effective founder: 12:10 Live demo of Audos! 17:03 Why Nicholas built an AI tool to enable entrepreneurs: 24:07 How Audos puts you in “edit mode” instead of “create mode”: 25:35 Tools to gather customer feedback, generated by Audos: 28:12 How Audos actually works: 32:58 Nicholas uses ChatGPT to prototype a new feature: 35:07 How to establish checks and balances while using ChatGPT: 42:37 AI as a force for pushing entrepreneurship to new heights: 57:20

Jeremy and I just had an awesome chat with @okuiux , the co-founder of Typeform, on our latest episode of Beyond the Prompt. We dove into how to keep your entrepreneurial fire alive as your company grows and how AI is shaking up product design. podcast.beyondtheprompt.ai

In the latest episode of Beyond the Prompt, @JeremyUtley and @werdelin engage with @danshipper, in a deep dive into practical AI. They are not just discussing AI's potential; but exploring its real-world applications in organizations and daily life. Apple: bit.ly/3U26AJ8

This new podcast is for everyone looking to find ways of using AI in their organizations.

Trailer for a new podcast I have made with @jeremyutley about how to use AI in your company. Got a bunch of awesome guests who share concrete ideas on how they are making their products better and companies more effective. open.spotify.com/episode/7Ac7Du…

Why Greatness Can’t Be Planned - an alternative approach for entrepreneurs and AI researchers. linkedin.com/pulse/why-grea…

@tomlebree @jefielding @werdelin 🥰

@jefielding @prehype @werdelin BarkBox (🦄 IPO), Ro Health (🦄), Public Investment (🦄), Managed By Q (exited We Work), And Co (exited Fiverr), Three Spirit, Radical Insights and a whole bunch more. They're an impressive crew 🤣.

I love the idea of startup studios but cringe when I see the cap tables. Of the 250 companies we've backed, only 1 has come out of a studio. Hard model to stomach. But the people who really got screwed are the founding teams who (likely) didn't know what they were getting into :( businessinsider.com/fractal-vertic…

I can’t wait to see all this come to life. It’s hard to understand that what started as 3D printed space rocket engine test will become the team that will build a space station. Onwards and upwards!

"Momentum is oxygen", "Micro-moments" and "Customer-Founder Fit" are some of the new concepts I explore in a blog post about things to do before making a startup. Read it here: linkedin.com/pulse/four-thi…

Great start for 2023! We closed Elo's $10M A-round and opened a product office in Finland. Hiring for the following roles: 👩‍💻Senior web developer 📱Senior iOS developer 👩‍💻Senior site reliability engineer 👩‍🎨 Product Designer kauppalehti.fi/uutiset/piilaa…

The challenges to creativity inside of large organizations are well documented. But it’s a mistake to assume therefore that nothing creative happens inside of big companies. Lots does. You just have to know where to look jeremyutley.design/blog/redefine-…

AI is transforming how we work, and that of course includes entrepreneurship. Generative AI can help entrepreneurs handle more tasks, making it a 20x force multiplier for starting new ventures.

Hot take: every organization has something worth carving out, but 90% aren’t even aware of it, as it’s entirely unmonetized and they aren’t organized to commercialize internal IP. Raise your hand if you know of an internal tool that could be externalized wsj.com/articles/as-re…

@BARK_DogBot Hi Mr. Dog Bot

@BARK_DogBot Testing 123

Really fascinated and inspired by what @ystrickler calls MetaLabel. youtu.be/oYAIqiyoC0c?t=…

Every business has customers. But not every business has customer relationships. We call this advantage Relationship Capital. And it's the topic of the latest episode of the prehype podcast. prehype.simplecast.com/episodes/relat…

Excited for this new way of re-imagining building homes for the future. #madewithatouchofprehype

Whoever said three's a crowd was simply wrong. Henrik @werdelin explains how he became tasked with BARK's creative side.