Today, we are launching Muse for Small Business. Small business owners are short on hours, not ideas. Muse for Small Business handles the work that grows and runs your business—including the back-office tasks that consume your day—so entrepreneurs can focus on what they actually started their business to do.
A great example is Henry Bennett of Bennett Orchards, a 6th generation farmer in Frankford, Delaware who grows peaches, blueberries, and nectarines. Hear from him how Muse for Small Business is changing his life and growing his business.
Small businesses have grown on our platforms for 20 years, and now they have access to tools that will help them manage their day, grow faster, and serve more people.
Congrats to @alexandr_wang, @natfriedman, @vishalshahis, and the entire team.
The official podcast of the singularity. From Kevin Roose and Casey Newton, in partnership with NPR.
New episodes twice weekly starting the week of October 19th, wherever you get your podcasts and at https://t.co/x2EY5vUpCz
Thank you to @UF for a great day and for the opportunity along with @bennyjohnson to showcase our https://t.co/d0Ae3CEn4R talent push. Had a chance to meet a really impressive group of students. In my old job (VC) I always used to say - if you ever have doubts about the future of our great country, go listen to amazing entrepreneurs tell you how they will change the world. The same is true for our great universities - spending a day with amazing students to hear how they are approaching their careers will put a quick end to any of your worries. Long USA!
Former Commerce Secretary @GinaRaimondo led many of President Biden's AI safety initiatives. What would she advise President Trump to do in this moment of AI backlash?
She told me at today's @POLITICOLive Decoded Summit 👇
Two beams of light rise above New York City tonight in remembrance of those who lost their lives on 9/11—and as a symbol of the resilience and unity that carried the city forward.
Late to this, but @danbalz's obit/sorta eulogy for his best friend in this business, Roger Simon, is incredibly touching. From the Daily Illini to peak Washington journalism, the best of friends.
RIP, Roger. A true legend.
https://t.co/CpHZKbUNvb
It was a pleasure to be back at my alma mater @UTAustin for the @KBHEnergyCenter Symposium.
When I was waitressing my way through college, @kaybaileyhutch gave me my first internship and she’s since served as a lifelong mentor and friend. We had a great conversation about @Meta’s infrastructure investments in Texas.
#HookEm🤘
I had trouble sleeping for several nights this week.
No, it wasn’t because I was worried about predictions that AI is going to kill us all, as alarming media headlines blared. It was because I was absolutely gobsmacked that what I think of as the AI doom monsters had suddenly broken out of AI-land and into the mainstream — to the point that I saw non-AI industry folks I care about sharing scary posts on social media. Things have gotten very surreal, very fast.
President & Vice Chairman at @Meta, @DinaPowellMcC talks with the fellas about data centers, AI doomerism and what the future of technology can actually look like.
Watch @HolmesJosh, @ComfortablySmug, @MichaelDuncan and @JohnAshbrook in the full interview, including how Meta glasses are helping veterans. New pod is streaming now on YouTube in partnership with @BuildAmericanAI - link in replies.
Few people knew Dolly Parton - and watched her legendary career up close - longer than Barry Adelman. He reflected on her iconic career on #InsidePolitics.
I can think of no more fitting way to honor the legacy of John Thompson Jr.
Coach Thompson was a giant in basketball, but his impact reached well beyond the wins and championships he brought to Georgetown. He believed deeply in education and in using his platform to open doors for young people. He was a Washingtonian through and through, and we were all made better for knowing him.
@Dli_ODoir In unrelated news, if you loved that movie, I strongly encourage you to watch the HBO series "White House Plumbers", which is the same thing, but played as a sitcom.
And it works.