The meeting just ended. Decisions were made, tasks assigned, and promises exchanged. Now what? If you’re using Otter.ai, you have an accurate transcript with searchable text that captures who said what. For many teams, that alone feels like a win. The promise is simple: no more frantic note-taking or wondering what someone said three slides …
AI That Never Learns Many people fear having AI train on their data because they don’t want to lose proprietary data in public LLMs. So they say, “I don’t want AI training on my data.” But that’s exactly what they want—they just don’t realize what they’re saying. What they mean is they don’t want to give up …
When Anthropic introduced the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in November 2024, it triggered a wave of hype. YouTube videos, blogs, and tweet threads all chimed in to say: this is the future of AI integration. And in many ways, it is. But in our latest conversation, I wanted to step beyond the hype and ask: What …
“You Don’t Have the Flexibility to Hot Swap” On a recent episode of The All-In Podcast, Chamath Palihapitiya and David Friedberg discussed a major challenge facing companies adopting Large Language Models (LLMs): the inability to swap out models as technology advances. David Friedberg asked where technology companies or investors should start in order to take …
For those of you following AI advancements, you’ve likely heard the latest updates from DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence company quickly advancing innovations that are impressive and warrant careful consideration. Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been experimenting with DeepSeek’s AI models and find them to be every bit as capable, and sometimes even better, than …
The market is exploding with AI-powered automation tools and bots, known as “AI agents.” These agents streamline business tasks and reduce manual effort. However, the overwhelming volume of options—hundreds of agents targeting various tasks—creates a new challenge: navigating this crowded ecosystem to deploy AI effectively and avoid creating new problems that confuse employees and add to technical …
You just have to be on the path to it. A year ago, we were marveling at AI’s potential. Today, we’re living it. The rapid pace of change has turned possibilities into realities, reshaping businesses, work, and innovation in ways we’re only beginning to understand. AI is no longer a buzzword or a far-off concept—it’s …
The question for PE firms is no longer whether to adopt generative AI, but how. AI can make portfolio companies more efficient and sharpen their competitive edge on much shorter timelines than ever possible before. For many portcos, building AI solutions in-house might feel like the logical choice. It promises full control, customization, and can …
AI tools have transformed how businesses and individuals approach tasks, but understanding how to use these tools effectively takes some practice. We reviewed three prompt engineering guides from OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google, focusing on their intended audiences and the skills needed to work with large language models (LLMs). Prompting is not just a skill but …
AI adoption is no longer optional—it’s a competitive necessity. But deploying AI isn’t as simple as downloading pre-built models or subscribing to generic cloud services. Half the AI your business needs already exists in vendor solutions, but the other half is uniquely yours. Half of the AI you need must reflect your specific processes, data, …