5 months in at @textditto:
โ 2% of all US college students signed up
โ 2k+ meeting IRL through ditto
watching how people change their behavior around consumer ai has made me think about agents differently.
my take: people aren't going to wake up and decide to hand their whole life to an agent. they'll try it for one thing. if it goes well, they'll let it handle something else. eventually something that felt weird becomes normal.
that's why i'm interested in where this goes with shopping. getting someone's attention and being the thing their agent actually recommends are two very different games.
Companies spent years battling bots. Now theyโre fighting for their business.
AI agents are the majority of Web traffic and generate most code pushed to production. Soon, they'll be buying most of what gets sold online.
New piece with @omooretweets on the B2A economy ๐
i hate to be the one to say this, but as an asian woman myself, i feel really odd scrolling on x today...
seeing other chinese women play into the "honeypot" jokes for views. i know it's meant to be funny, but to me it just reinforces the racist and sexist stereotypes we already deal with, so let's NOT set us back even further by sexualizing ourselves...
Ik you guys are NOT getting likes on hinge/tinderโฆ itโs probably your photos, not you
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only a few spots this month. link in comments ๐