Radu Lis
@radulis.bsky.social
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Everyone wants to use AI to create content, but no one wants to consume content created by AI.
Interesting paradox, isn't it? 🤔
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Interesting paradox, isn't it? 🤔
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January 22, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Everyone wants to use AI to create content, but no one wants to consume content created by AI.
Interesting paradox, isn't it? 🤔
[Thread] 👇
Interesting paradox, isn't it? 🤔
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Highly recommend @mkbhd.com's review of Sora (OpenAI's video generation platform).
Two things that come to mind after watching it:
1) The amount of computing power used to propel these videos once Sora is fully launched...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2x...
Two things that come to mind after watching it:
1) The amount of computing power used to propel these videos once Sora is fully launched...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2x...
This Video is AI Generated! SORA Review
YouTube video by Marques Brownlee
www.youtube.com
December 10, 2024 at 6:00 AM
Highly recommend @mkbhd.com's review of Sora (OpenAI's video generation platform).
Two things that come to mind after watching it:
1) The amount of computing power used to propel these videos once Sora is fully launched...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2x...
Two things that come to mind after watching it:
1) The amount of computing power used to propel these videos once Sora is fully launched...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY2x...
The mobile apps market is experiencing its 2.0 moment, and the opportunity is wide open. With a twist.
The value lies in AI-powered apps that incorporate custom data, offering personalized experiences users can't find elsewhere. This creates a defensible moat no generic AI can replicate.
The value lies in AI-powered apps that incorporate custom data, offering personalized experiences users can't find elsewhere. This creates a defensible moat no generic AI can replicate.
December 4, 2024 at 5:36 PM
The mobile apps market is experiencing its 2.0 moment, and the opportunity is wide open. With a twist.
The value lies in AI-powered apps that incorporate custom data, offering personalized experiences users can't find elsewhere. This creates a defensible moat no generic AI can replicate.
The value lies in AI-powered apps that incorporate custom data, offering personalized experiences users can't find elsewhere. This creates a defensible moat no generic AI can replicate.
Just tried this brilliant business concept 👇
Can't have a dog? No problem - rent playtime with adorable retrievers by the hour! 🐾
Picture this: 20 friendly golden retrievers ready to share love and energy in a dedicated play facility.
Targets busy professionals and families living in big cities.
Can't have a dog? No problem - rent playtime with adorable retrievers by the hour! 🐾
Picture this: 20 friendly golden retrievers ready to share love and energy in a dedicated play facility.
Targets busy professionals and families living in big cities.
November 30, 2024 at 2:50 PM
Just tried this brilliant business concept 👇
Can't have a dog? No problem - rent playtime with adorable retrievers by the hour! 🐾
Picture this: 20 friendly golden retrievers ready to share love and energy in a dedicated play facility.
Targets busy professionals and families living in big cities.
Can't have a dog? No problem - rent playtime with adorable retrievers by the hour! 🐾
Picture this: 20 friendly golden retrievers ready to share love and energy in a dedicated play facility.
Targets busy professionals and families living in big cities.
The opposing trend of AI and hyper-automation: entertainment and community.
Assuming some form of UBI will emerge, people will look more towards off-screen and social connections. Examples are already present: Amsterdam cafes where no phones allowed — people read or knit, guided outdoor activities.
Assuming some form of UBI will emerge, people will look more towards off-screen and social connections. Examples are already present: Amsterdam cafes where no phones allowed — people read or knit, guided outdoor activities.
November 27, 2024 at 11:22 AM
The opposing trend of AI and hyper-automation: entertainment and community.
Assuming some form of UBI will emerge, people will look more towards off-screen and social connections. Examples are already present: Amsterdam cafes where no phones allowed — people read or knit, guided outdoor activities.
Assuming some form of UBI will emerge, people will look more towards off-screen and social connections. Examples are already present: Amsterdam cafes where no phones allowed — people read or knit, guided outdoor activities.