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I think this is all intellectual masturbation. The reason Uber grew was simple: they provided rides cheaper than what a taxi would cost and rides would be more reliable because of the rating system. I dunno if it is a skill issue but most people from Harvard and "consultants" over complicate these things because they have never run a business themselves. The market doesn't care about your intelligence. If you can guarantee the product and the service at a lower price, the market will reward you.

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Excellent. In Design Thinking we use “the user journey”. Map out a typical task (or have the user map out a typical task), which steps are involved, which are the biggest pain points. Adding a value driven spin to it helps to see where a solution might have the biggest impact, allowing to capture the created value. And yes, testing and pivoting is a part of it - you can’t predict the future!

As someone who enjoyed reading the late Clayton Christensen's "The Innovator's Dilemma," which I personally view as a Thomas Kuhn's theory of scientific revolution applied to the business world, I am uncertain whether Thales Teixeira's theory is superior, as it seems to contradict Christensen's view. Specifically, Teixeira's point of attempting to decouple and disrupt existing business models could create resistance and be squashed by incumbents, as this upfront attack could face significant opposition. I believe that Christensen's stealthy move of serving customers who were ignored by the existing giants is a better approach, as exemplified by Walmart or even Target versus Amazon. By targeting overlooked segments initially, disruptors can gain a foothold before eventually challenging the incumbents, rather than directly confronting their established models from the outset.

What a brilliant masterclass, He touched on some quite brilliant important points, which are essential for any business to inculcate, He simply made us understand that how can solve the problem of one delicious cake, but many people want a piece. Instead of trying to divide the cake equally, what if you made smaller pastries? By offering smaller portions, you can satisfy more people. As you learn what people enjoy maybe they prefer chocolate or fruit flavors you can create even more pastries that meet their tastes. This is how a business can grows by starting small, understanding customer needs, and then expanding to meet those needs.

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once I asked ai a math question, and they got it wrong 💀

I loved rewind but I'm interested to see how they fair with the new lines of AI copilot Windows PCs.

This is was so great to watch. Thanks Po-Shen Loh, for sharing what you define as creating value.

The idea is actually very simple . Congrats 🎊🍾🎉

Indians taking over the world 🔥👍

You cannot creat value if you do no interact with people👏👏

I was so blown away with everything he said. Just when I thought math was my enemy, I ended up studying it in school, and I practiced a bit of what he said because I never liked that subject. But somehow, I taught myself how to love it so as to get what I wanted out of school. I really do hope this message goes across to many young people.

I need to watch every week

Just another start up that wants to be acquired by Google

this dude is so cool

Spot on, Prof! ❤.

00:02 Deadlines force focus and achievement 02:16 Passion for coding began at a young age 04:07 Experience with the Computer Olympiad helped in get accepted to MIT and understand the importance of deadlines 06:06 Realizing the business opportunity with computing environments 07:59 Lessons learned in building high-value AI startups 09:57 Lesson learned from building a startup: Focus on authentic passion and smaller milestones for success. 11:52 Authenticity and honesty lead to positive reactions and success 13:54 Creating high-value AI startups in 3 days 15:51 Key factors for building high-value AI startups 17:49 Building high-value AI startups require embracing AI fully and catering to the massive appetite for AI solutions in the market. 19:44 AI startups impact various industries.

I can build this robot in 6 months, begening from CAD design to embedded systems to AI and you guys took 6 years to build it ? I mean seriously? Even college graduates are better than you guys are, total embarassament. Its just a toy and nothng else, generally developing countries have such proudcts, I am surprised if its build by U.S. company

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Yeah. The paper on RAG was so useless. 😂 I get what he wanted to say. It’s either science for science (nothing wrong with that) - or you apply science. It’s also a personality thing. 😊

This. No one cares how you create the value for your customer. What job gets it done.

Wow, this is so inspiring

Notion would have been the best app had it not been for its slowness and its inability to treat a page like a normal extended text page like Word or Obsidian.

aren't these website owners and marketters concerned about their business

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Background music is too loud. Its unnecessary even if it was at proper volume.

credibility and likeability? aren't thing you find at any businesses today. wow where do i start. there are so many bad things about businesses you dont know. i never got the chance to create likeability or credibility. i took up coding 4 years ago to improve my financial situation. having electronics repair/engineering experience and coding experience i thought would help my situation. the problem there are so many businesses that pay so little for electronics its pathetic. it has been improving lately ironically. but my coding experience has helped me in stock market so much more. i am more likely to make more money in the stock market than as a tech!

When someone is successful whatever the BS they say appears smart 😂 he had the connections to experiment with openAI, probably someone is leaking tech to this guy from openAI, someone still doing it. He's not just getting a general service APIs from OpenAI. He's probably poaching.

This channell is named what the hell? Oh, well. This giy seems pretty smart and interesting so ill subscribe.

4:40 "I Love School?" If only I needed that as a kid in America, because my unofficial slogan was "I hate school."

In the Bay Area right now and I see myself in his story when he talks about his lack of local pedigree. Super encouraging!

I read half of those books. You should definitely read about these ppl who succeeded before the popularity of computers. So much to learn. It feels like learning from history

Should change to some easy name ..

He learnt a new language, a new culture and also how to sell to the US. Thats very commendable

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I love people like John , they went through a lot to be able to work in his dreams and share all thag knowledge to help others. This channel is amazing, keep going.

(first 10 seconds for context) Of course, everyone has ideas, it's just the level of experties you have on a field that dictates the level of uniqueness of an idea. Also if you just spend 10 minutes a month thinking about ideas. I guarantee you if you spend 1-2 hours a week researching and thinking about what can be done, that's when ideas start to seem reasonable and doable.

Please add subtitles as well, this will help us like non English speaking, I am learning English and motivation at the same time.

Can native speakers realise the forced accent of the first guy, an an Indian it's so distracting I can't focus on what he's saying.

So this is AI chat bot.

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Amazing to see a journey of someone seeking "simple and elegant" way to alleviate pain in so many aspects

But start by create for kitchen cabinets automatic opening doors and integrating stuff in a wall but alse easy to autonomous move off the wall if the user want to clean 🪥 behind also alot can be upgraded like yall all copy others innovation create something unique

So good

TBH this level 5 vision is an overkill for a robot vacuum. The height of this robot will not be able to get under my sofa or book shelf, so do I clean it manually? Then what’s the point of the robot? Have they asked what the consumer wants? Consumers want an AIO which can vac and mop the floor with minimum hassle.. China recently show case a robot station which extract water from the air, which the robot will use for mopping. And when it’s done the dirty water gets dehydrated, and the remaining dust will be sucked into a bag which can store 6 months worth of dirt.. this is what customer wants, a robot that does all the cleaning, with minimum maintenance from user. No dirty water to mess with, no special drainage needed for robot, and etc… if an area need spot cleaning just use the app to direct it there via the map that’s it.. or I will clean it personally. Not sure how this product is going to survive the real world test by consumer..

yea but you dont go to college to be good at doing startups. you go to be appealing as an employee to other established companies.