Déborah Larue

@SpankyFew

Consultante édito et pigiste freelance / Rédac'chef de SPANKY FEW / Bilingue Français-Audiard / #Innovation #Branding #Environnement #Philosophie

Paris

Joined May 2011

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Déborah Larue @SpankyFew

9 months ago

Comment ChatGPT choisit ses sources pour vous répondre sur l’actualité https://t.co/K7aaxmMrRJ

Déborah Larue @SpankyFew

9 months ago

Basta! a mis en ligne la beta de son Portail des médias indépendants : chaque jour, une sélection éditorialisée des publications de plus de 130 médias indépendants pour donner de la visibilité à une presse essentielle mais parfois éclipsée https://t.co/hoNv3Ziq5B

Déborah Larue @SpankyFew

9 months ago

YouTube peut-il faire du livestreaming son prochain grand succès ? https://t.co/EnAF2XCmp8

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GREG ISENBERG

@gregisenberg

9 months ago

OpenAI JUST released how people are using chatgpt each bar in this chart is a billion-dollar wedge if you build the right verticalized, trust-rich AI startup: 1/ tutoring + teaching (10.2%) - people want on-demand teachers more than almost anything else. a personal ai tutor that explains things your way, remembers your progress, and nudges you daily. 2/ how-to advice (8.5%) - this is consumer SaaS for micro-niches: “how to fix my resume,” “how to meal prep,” “how to set up my Shopify store.” every “how-to” is a wedge into a vertical AI agent. 3/ personal writing + editing (18% combined) - 8% of traffic is people asking AI to write emails, 10.6% is editing or critiquing text. this is demand for AI copilots inside every workflow tool: sales, legal, HR, PR. 4/ health, fitness, beauty, self-care (5.7%) - validated consumer wedge. people already trust AI with their bodies. AI trainers, AI nutritionists, AI skin coaches — with a human layer for accountability. note: btw if you like seeing ideas/trends like this, you'll like @ideabrowser (free/paid plans) 5/ purchasable products (2.1%)- tiny % but huge monetization. people literally asking AI what to buy. the Amazon affiliate model gets reborn here. whoever builds the “AI-powered shopping layer” owns the new SEO. 6/ translation (4.5%)still unsolved. what people want isn’t raw translation, it’s contextual translation: tone, culture, slang. AI that doesn’t just translate but localizes your intent. 7/ computer programming (4.2%) - we know this, but it’s worth underlining: devs want copilots. the non-obvious play is vertical code copilots... Shopify dev copilot, Unreal Engine copilot, etc. TLDR; every bar is a behavior that people are already paying for elsewhere. translate those behaviors into vertical ai agents and startups. the data doesn't lie.