🚨I've authored @YouGov's latest whitepaper in collaboration with @wearebenlabs.
Out now, it seeks to answer: should brands go for one standout moment, or a series of standard moments?
The paper debuts some exciting innovations in MR.
Download here: https://t.co/AbIyni9BZ7
Let’s not forget that even if England win against Norway on Saturday they will then immediately have to march 200 miles south and play France without so much as a hydration break
It's a little strange how models can output in italics and bold, but none of them allow you to input in it.
They are both valuable tools for emphasis, as demonstrated by ChatGPT/Claude/etc's use of them.
@halo_habits Oop my bad I can do it via the calendar in the pop-up of the habit. That was probably the last interaction I would have checked, FYI. There should be a way to go back to yesterday on the main site (maybe click on “today” or just have a back arrow underneath?
@halo_habits Before all this, can you first add a way to mark a habit done for the previous day?
I did one at like 23:30 and it seems I’ve lost it forever because I didn’t mark it done in time.
Your AI is generic because it doesn't know YOU. We fixed that.
Introducing Fabric. It connects your AI to your actual life your Instagram stories, your deep interests, your obsessions on YouTube...
Now your AI can finally see what you see.
AI agents are getting incredibly smart. But they still don’t really know you.
Having worked on consumer products powered by Open Banking (@meetcleo) and IoT data (Omnia), @MaxAlbarello and I started https://t.co/6cjgGVVWVk at @join_ef because we believe something is missing: portable, user-controlled personal context for truly personal AI.
Our belief has deepened as we use agents that show real intelligence but have gaping holes in their understanding of us e.g. ChatGPT does not know which restaurant I posted from last Saturday and Claude has no idea which book I just ordered.
In real life, your preferences don’t develop in neat little boxes, one box for Google, one for Instagram, and one for ChatGPT.
So why does your personal context stay siloed in Google, Instagram, YouTube, ChatGPT and every other app you use?
You might use ChatGPT multiple times a day.
But you also:
- Post your trips on Instagram
- Watch interesting videos on YouTube
- Use Google to search, discover and navigate the web
Right now, each app sees a slice of you. None of them see the whole person.
Fabric changes that.
With Fabric, you can bring rich personal context from your Instagram stories, Google searches, YouTube watch history and more into AI apps like Claude and ChatGPT. So your AIs stop being clueless agents and start feeling more like friends who actually get you.
Context that evolves with you. And moves with you.
Not trapped in Big Tech or Big AI.
Because you should be able to use many AI products all perfectly tailored to you, instead of being forced into using one or two products that lock you in with your context.
Our vision is simple: just like Visa lets you pay anywhere in the physical world with one card, Fabric lets you sign in with your personal context anywhere in the digital world.
If this resonates, sign up at https://t.co/6cjgGVVWVk.
And comment “Fabric” to get early access to our beta. I’ll reach out and personally onboard you.
@tonyplasencia3 the phantom wallet browser has a swipe interaction so when you go to press and slide that far across it triggers the swipe rather than the slider
@tonyplasencia3 the slider on the menu for buying energy is too tight to the sides of the screen. Super hard to use on mobile (within phantom wallet browser). Pls add padding