... News in the tech world gets old quickly. It's no longer relevant in 10 minutes. What helps you quickly navigate the world of AI? I caught the latest news about AI from: trend topics in the Bluesky or X feed . (Eg. Amazon Layoffs ) or from Product Hunt forums ( @fmerian posted today about OpenAI just acqui-hire Cline ) or larger media , such as TechCrunch The Information Wired Yesterday discovered this AI subreddit   Codex HackerNews What other sources would ... ... anything yourself ;) I love it. The second is Reddit, my absolute favourite platform conserning everything related to AI and SaaS in general. I usually read r/ChatGPT because it's not only about LLMS but covers lots of other AI topics

... weak, and publishing consistently is hard. BloggrAI fixes this by helping you turn keywords into well-structured, SEO-ready blog posts built for both Google and AI search engines. It guides topic selection, organizes content around search intent, and helps you publish faster without sounding robotic

... having real discussions, while the rest of us are mostly here just upvoting, testing, and buying products. I swear, when I try asking questions via email, I often get replies that sound like a very polite robot. So here I am, hoping my thread survives moderation! Comment from Oyinza Rasheed(@oyinza_rasheed): @malithmcrdev v   @busmark_w_nika  Love that you re being systematic about this! Editing 15 videos and cleaning a big newsletter list is no small task ... ... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tetianai  I thought that Polish was your mother tongue. Why did I think that? :DDD BTW, I am trying to learn French too, but not doing well at all. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Great topic

... Product Hunt folks, I m Mark, CPO at PawChamp . Together with my team, we re building PawChamp a Dog Training and Care Companion app. Most of our team are pet parents, so this topic is very close to us. When we started PawChamp, we wanted expert help to be available anytime, anywhere. At first, we added 24/7 chats with dog trainers fast replies, real people. But humans have limits. They can t always send long, detailed instructions right away. That ... ... tone, empathy, and accuracy that became our base. We added verified content from certified trainers and set clear limits. Pawchie speaks in the user s language, avoids medical advice, and brings off-topic

... today, those connections often start with AI. AI networking is transforming how job seekers build meaningful relationships and unlock opportunities. With the right tools, you can research companies, identify decision-makers, and craft messages that sound personal, not robotic. It s no longer about volume; it s about precision and intent. AI helps you find the people who actually influence hiring decisions, understand their work, and reach out with genuine relevance. The strongest connections now come from ... ... outreach. At the same time, personalization has become non-negotiable. Recruiters and managers are flooded with generic messages, so standing out means showing real interest. AI can help from suggesting conversation openers based on recent posts to highlighting shared topics

... However, TTFB only tells part of the story: total processing time for longer passages and the consistency of streaming quality matter just as much for overall user experience. The nuances of conversational latency is a separate, deep (and fascinating) topic. More on that soon! Why great voice models don t = great voice AI products In short, latency and cost (the twin hurdles that kept real-time speech out of most production roadmaps) have been significantly and meaningfully reduced ... ... deeper on any of these models, check out the full guide on our website Comment from Charlene Zhang(@charlene_zh1): What I prioritize in a text-to-speech system is emotional depth. I hope the voice feels less robotic

... When I say uncomfortable topics, I mean the ones you are not engaged in typically e.g in this case it was about the government policy on something very remotely related to my work Comment from Manu Goel(@manu_goel2): After I went on stage for the first time (during school), the fear was gone. What I ensure is that I know the topic

... coming Tuesday. Excited to share it with everyone and see what the community thinks! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @wesley_liaw  yeah, many people do not want to work physically. But China is quite good at creating robots that can be pretty skillful (and sometimes dangerous) remember the video when one decided to attack the audience :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @uxyemi  Do you mean BidVid? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dheerajdotexe ... ... ixord): @busmark_w_nika  What I mean by tools are other people's methods and theories that are working at the moment. It is not a product that specifically helps your product. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting topic

... emotional features into your AI product? Do you think users actually want their AI to feel more human ? Where should we draw the line between helpful and invasive? Let s discuss Comment from Ju Chuang Ark(@partick_support): Interesting topic, in my opinion: There are benefits to the emotional capabilities of AI, especially for those who can't afford a therapist or are afraid to talk to someone, and it can be a first step. But there are three parts ... ... feels dangerous. Because when we start replacing people with AI in emotional spaces, we don t just risk losing jobs, we risk losing each other Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): For work stuff, no. I want a coldly objective robot

... often cover software topics on ProductHunt, but sometimes we overlook the fact that tech can be felt most in the physical world (hardware). As of mid-2024, there have been approximately 3,979 reported incidents involving autonomous vehicles (AVs) in the United States since reporting began in 2019. Source And yesterday, I read an article that Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company Zoox has suspended driverless testing and voluntarily removed its software after its robotaxi

... weeks ago, we discussed the topic of how AI affects your work . After seeing yesterday s Instagram post by Morning Brew, I ve decided to change the questions. According to the post , even a major player like Duolingo is looking to replace contractors and employees with AI . "The company also said it will only allow new hires if a team can prove that a role can t be automated. AI use will also be evaluated in the hiring process ... ... must start training for the new world. That is why Misty (my company), is working on Essentials for the future worker. A repository for humans to get all the skills they need to become an Operator controlling AI or Robotics

... pass the interview? Probs not a fit, so not morally good plus you're going to hate your life. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @davidskr  You chose a really good example! :D I covered this topic UGC (AI UGC) a few weeks ago, and it is not authentic anymore. We can agree that it really depends on the different POV of people who stand for their moral values. (which are different from person to person) Comment from Nika ... ... classic leetcode and system design, and more of applicable task-based pair-coding or take-home projects. Comment from Sean Hwang(@seanphwang): @busmark_w_nika  Then I guess at that point the interviewer will also be a robot

... over 50 years. As you remember, there were no home robot vacuum cleaners before, but now they are in every apartment and cleaning is not a hassle. There are also robot

... Hey p/bolt-new community, I recently started building Couples Hub ( https://coupleshub.io/ ) a React-based application and Next.js based landing ...

... yesterday's discussion by @aaronoleary , there were a few thoughts about using robots at home. In this context, several questions occurred to me. For example, what will happen to the future of humans if we delegate most of the manual and mental work to machines? How will we handle our free time? How will people be rewarded? In most cases, when people are bored, they start doing stupid things (or harmful activities) to relieve their boredom, while a few individuals ... ... want to change the world to the better and 80% that will be bored and do not know what with their lives. I remember reading somewhere about contingent salaries but need to have a closer look to this topic

... already have some form of consciousness Future LLMs may be conscious (maybe if we reach true AGI) Some other form of AI, running on classical computers, could be conscious (e.g. an exact simulation of a brain's neurons) AGI robots will be conscious AIs running on quantum computers could be conscious No AI can be conscious Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): @rajiv_ayyangar  What I mean with consciousness, and what I think is normally understood with that term ... ... minds of super-rich tech bros who want to get even richer by fundraising mountains of cash to keep their dreams alive Comment from Terrence Kelleman(@terrence_kelleman): @konrad_sx Thanks for jostling my thoughts some more on this topic

... familiar with it and can t let it go. Comment from Emily Willis(@emily_willis1): Hi Mat, great discussion topic! I agree with you. I've been using Claude for writing for months. Originally I found it way better than ChatGPT (at crafting copy that sounds more original, more unique, less robotic

... Lately I realise that I use AI to automate stuff etc, but when it comes to growing products that I ...

... received multiple recommendations for AI Ethics by Mark Coeckelberg and Robot Ethics 2.0 by Patrick Lin! Do you have any other book suggestions on the topic