Can you rank the stuff in order of importance? Have to pick and come to terms with the fact that you can’t do all of them. Only way

Writing platform

5. BASF: launched a spinout company (Solve) with Imperial College London. The company uses techniques from flow chemistry to build large datasets on chemical reactions, and then leverages the data to predict the best way to manufacture chemicals.

4. Samsung Electronics: built an LLM internally called Gauss. It's being used for code-gen, document summarisation, translation and email composition. Usage has quadrupled since the latest release, with 60% of all developers using it.

3. Foxconn: partnered with Nvidia to implement 'digital twins'. Digital twins helps manufacturers simulate automated production lines before actual development. This allows them to make changes faster and stay flexible.

2. Airbus: leveraging AI for 'generative design'. You start with goals and leverage AI to create thousands of solutions. The design team picks the best one. Helped the company achieve a 45% weight reduction while maintaining strength of aircraft.

1. Toyota Motor Corporation: developed a system of agents called "O-beya" (means big room in Japanese) to share knowledge internally. The system has 9 agents, each specialised in a topic (e.g. fuel consumption). Built on Azure using OpenAI's GPT-4o model.

Are you posting exclusively here or X as well?

I think a basic QBO plan is definitely something you will need. It’s a little clunky in terms of experience so we are actually building a small tool that integrates with it so become the financial hub for businesses like yours.

Let me know if you are interested!

We are building a solution that integrates with Quickbooks and is *actually* AI first.

You should never have to manually enter an invoice again.

Interested?

Do you need just accounting or other stuff too? I can recommend accordingly

Was being sarcastic :) pythons package management is hell

Are you saying Python does not have a good package manager?