Kolpinizki Sammy

This is very interesting. I'm myself a BE developer, however, I think that the FE guys in my company may really appreciate it. Will definitely share this with them :)

Interesting idea. I assume the agents are trained on data that was collected with respect to the persona of the AI agent you are trying to mimic. I wonder how much better/worse this is compared to generic discussions with an LLM, or, even just simple google searches to answer questions. Also, I wonder if the agents can address recent events as usually, LLM's are limited to information up until their training date. For example, a stock market persona would have to be updated with the current market events. Anyway, I liked the idea.

Disclaimer: Didn't use it. Saw the videos. I assume it's using some LLM to convert the NLP queries into a SQL syntax. Seems very nice. Just wondering whether it can handle large datasets, and how can you integrate/export the results of the analysis.

1. I like the idea. Seems very good for businesses that are managing multiple accounts across social media. 2. UI looks clean and clear. 3. Seems to integrate to all the major social networks, so good coverage. 4. A bit pricy IMO, but might make life much easier for marketing, so maybe it's worth it.

Very nice website. Good for people conducting research on companies, perhaps people looking for a job and wanting to know what's going to be the tech stack in their company. Not sure though what's the financial model of this site...

1. Very nice UI 2. Many useful connectors, such as importing from LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. 3. Auto-enrich seems useful. 4. Realtime aspect definitely helps collaboration.

Seems like it's solving a problem for a lot of people who might want to teach courses. DISCLAIMER: I didn't use it! I suspect however, that people would also want to take courses from CERTIFIED (or semi-certified) sources, such as Stanford/Coursera.