Often when we’re trying to solve a problem, such as wondering why we aren’t growing as fast as we should, we tend to try to find quick solutions where we just throw money at it and hope the problem fixes itself. What got me thinking about this is that there was a person advising another
This one’s funny. Usually when I go grocery shopping, I often get these deals from the apps, as they want you to buy certain things. And this one in particular got me interested a bit, because it said you could buy these boxes of cereal for six dollars each. At first when I was looking
A lot of businesses often pay a lot of, let’s just say, time or money to try to convince their customers to give them some valuable feedback, because with that, they can better understand their customers, correct any errors, as sometimes there are business oversights that you just never thought about, and the customers will
I saw an interesting ad recently where it seemed like a company was trying to recruit a lot of potential talent for some kind of AI work and a lot of people are actually very paranoid about that nowadays as many companies want to take, for example, people’s likeness and then use it forever in
Today I read a funny article that really makes you think. Whether or not it’s true, it highlights how companies often spend millions of dollars studying their customers when they could simply look at themselves or just ask people directly. For example, the article claimed that big fast-food chains like McDonald’s were puzzled about why
I was reading about the announcement today how Meta is releasing this Tamagotchi type of device where people are expected to carry this around and use it as an AI assistant of sort that they can talk to. In many ways it feels like stuff that are already in existence with the tech but they