Federico Zuluaga Knorr

I think it's actually a good solution for giving a brand/product an AI face or persona. I would just make sure that you recognise and openly communicate that it's an AI and that you don't try to sell it as a real person.

CR7 on the thumbnail - love it 😂 Congrats on the launch ✅

We are preparing for our beta launch. ✅ Tools: We develop our platform with our platform itself - so we are our own main tool 😅 I will also use the following a lot - Gitea - Miro - Figma Feedback: I think it's important to write down your plans and structure them, otherwise you quickly get lost in micro-management. So especially at the beginning of the week I think a discussion/post like...

Get it out as soon as possible. Especially in branding, you often lose yourself in wanting to plan everything perfectly. Get it out there and then let your brand grow based on the reaction and feedback.

"Every time you log in you are greeted with just all this shame" 😂 cool product - congratulations on the launch 🤞

no more swiping around on the touch bar to find smileys 🥳

"Hi [Name], I just wanted to say how incredible your discussion is! 🌟 Your insights and perspectives have truly made me reflect on so many aspects of my life." 😂

For me, YouTube and Instagram comments/reels/shorts have become the worst. 😫 LinkedIn is still OK for me. But that is changing more and more. Hacker News isn't that affected yet either, but that's not a interesting platform for everybody because it is very industry-specific.

A Generative LowCode Platform with the mission to make software development faster for developers and accessible to non developers. https://www.tenum.ai/ Let me know what you think :D

I like to be inspired by the stories of other founders and to learn from both successful and unsuccessful stories. I also find the interaction with others in my industry and with potential target groups very valuable. Other than that, of course: - Startup/technology newsletters and podcasts - Articles on Crunchbase, Medium, etc. - HackerNews, Reddit (sometimes) and of course Product Hunt And...

There is a great article by Krissy Davis on WeAreDevelopers "How to Tell if Something Was Written by ChatGPT" The main points for me: - Keywords like: “cutting-edge software” or "ever-evolving landscape" - Unusually formal tone in text that's meant to be conversational or casual - A remarkable absence of meaning in the comment 🧐

Congratulations on this great product. Is it possible to link to other website pages in the answers? 😊

I think it depends on the target group and the product. With health insurance, as a customer I want seriousness, but when it comes to advertising for clothes, good sarcasm and irony can make you stand out. I also think that video content is well suited for this, as this is where irony is best displayed and it is easier to notice in a video than in a written text.

This could also be very useful for online teaching. I really like the feature with the polls within the chat.

Thank you, that's very helpful! Do you think it makes sense to appear at as many as possible or should the selection be limited to just the most suitable ones?