1/ My first tangible business interaction with AI happened while working at @Compass.
In 2023 they launched a native AI-powered agent to help agents accelerate their workflow.
Here’s how it worked (watch this 👇)
6/ I wrote this post to explain why the future of work won’t be driven by any single AI tool, but by how you combine them. Full read here:
https://t.co/UDETegXems
1/ AI isn't just about chatbots or simple task automation. The real transformation is happening behind the scenes, where agents, automations, and workflows come together to change how work gets done. I break it down in this TwinBrain blog:
https://t.co/UDETegXems
5/ The real unlock happens when agents navigate workflows and trigger automations based on real-time data. This trio turns static operations into living systems that can evolve with your business.
Asked @ChatGPTapp for the last time no team seeded 13 or lower won a game in March Madness. It’s been almost 20 years! @BryantUniv will be the last hope tonight…
Reporting live from the @SportsPro AI conference in NYC. Love connecting with thought leaders in the space, will be sharing insights here over the next two days.
@Meta@facebook my advertising account was arbitrarily restricted and I am unable to contact anyone at support or appeal this decision. Can someone from your team please dm me to discuss?
3 months ago, I couldn’t write a line of code. Now, I’m building complex Python scrapers to scale my automation marketing business—faster, smarter, and more efficiently.
All thanks to AI and ChatGPT.
Here’s a screen recording of my latest scraper in action 👇
I have two tix to Lakers-Celtics in Boston this Saturday and unfortunately can’t go. Anyone attending @SloanSportsConf looking to buy tix to the game without fees, shoot me a DM!
I don't think many people understand what is happening in software development right now.
I have a few friends with computer science degrees. Yesterday I asked them how they use AI. One said he uses ChatGPT “a little bit.” The others criticized AI and basically were in denial of how good it's become.
Riddle me this:
How does a guy who looked at his first line of code last year build an app in a week, by himself, that would’ve required a whole team and several “sprints” a few years ago?
I sit at dinner with friends and family. All chatter about politics and pop culture. I bring up AI and get blank stares. Not one person has even heard of Claude.
The average person has barely used AI and has no idea what is happening.
I literally can't sleep at night.
Too many ideas. Too many opportunities.
I'm so excited.