technologyNov 1, 202441:33pending
Q&A: Is NotebookLM an exception to a rule? When to copy? When are small improvements better than big bets? Will data privacy matter?
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Open format Q&A this week. Fraser and Nabeel explore AI data privacy, the ethics of copying features, and maintaining innovation. They discuss enterprise data challenges, the importance of a strong product identity, and strategies for early-stage startups during fundraising season.
- (00:00) - Open
- (00:53) - Q&A Session Kickoff
- (01:14) - The data you gather is your roadmap
- (14:03) - The gravity of slowing down in your startup
- (21:20) - Your quarterly goal: Something Fundamentally Changes
- (21:57) - Low Risk, Low Outcomes
- (24:31) - Large Organizations and Mediocrity
- (30:58) - When to steal a feature?
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