You shouldn't need the best network to get the best insights.
SuperMe turns operators' work into profiles that work through your problem. Now in group chats, Claude and ChatGPT.
@ludo_antonov and I raised a $20M Series A led by @kirstenagreen from @ForerunnerVC with participation from @GreylockVC.
Read more about the changes here: https://t.co/zPMXvVdppC
The biggest bottleneck at work is waiting on each other.
Today Town is announcing its $108M Series B, co-led by Forerunner Ventures and Menlo Ventures, to fix it with multiplayer AI assistants for work.
Most AI assistants are built for one person. Work doesn't happen alone. I think the moat is multiplayer. Everyone at a company gets a Townie. Townies ask each other questions, share only what their person would share, and do the work. The more a team works together, the more useful Townies get.
What's the thing you're always waiting on a teammate for?
After almost 12 years, I’ll be stepping back from my role at @confluentinc and handing over the reins to our Chief Product Officer @ShaunMClowes. Confluent was founded to change how companies use data, and against all odds, it has. And we’re not done! There is an ambitious roadmap for what’s next and I’ll watch from the sidelines with a lot of pride and a little FOMO as the team achieves that. I couldn’t be more grateful to all the customers who have built with us, investors who bet on us, and most of all to all the people who joined to do the hard work of making Confluent what it is. Thank you!
Ask one question, get all the work done.
Otter is now part of @OpenAI's new role-specific plugins in Codex. So instead of using your meeting data to answer a single question, Codex uses trusted conversation context to complete an entire workflow. Ask “How should I get ready for my meeting tomorrow?”, and get a meeting prep package with summaries, follow-ups, reports, plans, and analysis.
Quote from @Goopt -
Most work conversations are now being recorded by default. You should probably assume that everything you say at work is getting recorded from here on out.
What’s emerging is a new category of enterprise software, organized around voice instead of text.
The system of record today is structured data: CRM entries, tickets, docs. But the highest-value context lives in conversation: the nuance on a customer call, the real argument in a product review, the offhand comment in a leadership meeting that quietly changes the roadmap.
LLMs are uniquely good at taking that unstructured voice data and making it structured, searchable, and queryable. That’s a large enterprise opportunity, and we’re still early in understanding what the software layer looks like and who owns it.
a16z GP David Haber on what AI recording means for the future of work: https://t.co/02zEZZWMMr
Great startups have a “Promised Land”: a specific vision of a dramatically better future that drives extraordinary effort.
This is different from a mission statement because it has a concrete end state people can imagine.
The first was in Exodus: “a land flowing with milk and honey.”
Governments use the same structure:
“Put a man on the moon”
“A chicken in every pot”
More recently, mission-driven companies adopted them:
Apple: “A bicycle for the mind”
SpaceX: "Make humanity multiplanetary"
These visions can be transformational. They attract and motivate exceptional employees, support long time-horizon investment, and create the space for difficult innovation.
The best ones make people feel like they’re participating in history, not just building a product.
I joined LinkedIn to help the workforce transition to AI.
What “Promised Lands” have inspired you most?
From “what can I make with broccoli and cheddar"
to “write a plan based on last week’s product roadmap call.”
Your Otter meeting data, now accessible in @ChatGPTapp 🥦🧀
@otter_ai Co-founder and CEO @Goopt was on the @NYSE trading floor yesterday! 🏙️ 📈
Sam joined @GemmaAllenSays and @johnfurrier on @thecubetv@theCUBE to discuss Otter's evolution into a meeting-centric enterprise knowledge base with voice AI and agentic workflows at the core.
Thanks to @bjbaumann2014, Gemma, John, and the NYSE team for having us!