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Hey 👋 I'm Lachezar, co-founder of Vimail, and I'm excited to share what we've built. After years of receiving bland cold emails and watching our own outreach get ignored, we got a bit frustrated. Every sales email looked identical like plain, robotic templates. We'd delete dozens without reading. When we sent our own campaigns, open rates were discouraging to put it lightly and replies were...
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Lachezar Dimitrovleft a comment
I feel like this, to a large extent, is just the current alignment of LLMs isn't it? They are just built in a way that accomplishing what they are asked for and "returning a helpful output" is essentially their entire purpose. I would assume those cases of "lying" and being "malicious" is just a bad by-product of constantly striving to provide solutions even when they can't. In that sense, it...
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4 and 5 make a lot of sense to be honest. Those will come last in being solved or assisted for by AI. You can get a lot of help in the building part but LLMs seem to be not as valuable when it comes to building actionable plans about finding customers.
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