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In this episode, we explore Linq, a company that has raised $20 million to integrate AI assistants directly into messaging applications like iMessage. We discuss how Linq is helping service-based businesses automate customer interactions and why this approach could be a game-changer for marketing and customer service.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Link and AI Integration
02:04 The Evolution of Link's Business Model
05:39 The Impact of AI on Service-Based Businesses
08:44 Funding and Future Challenges for Link
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