Happy hump day everyone. Tomorrow is my last day writing this newsletter before Aaron is back from vacation. He’s almost done working his way through the eastern U.S. and trying American delicacies like the Cracker Barrel.
Here are the news highlights:
🖥️ Microsoft and OpenAI are planning to build a massive AI supercomputer.
🖌️ You can use ChatGPT without an account and edit images with it too.
🙀 California is considering a law that gives workers the “right to disconnect” after work hours.
A ton of the content you read after a web search is inbound content — it’s made specifically to answer your question and to get you to buy a product.
What non-marketers may not know is that blog content can feel like a time-intensive gamble. Everyone will tell you that it’s cheaper and often more successful, but there are actually a lot of factors at play in achieving that success.
What if there was a way to boost how well your blog captures customers for you using AI?
That’s what Storipress’s new Prophet feature does. It uses AI to figure out why someone is reading an article and then sends emails to the reader tailored to those points.
Storipress’s core product is a content management and blog platform with a focus on helping customers use their channels to drive leads. Prophet works by using AI to identify the reader’s pain points based on their scrolling and click behavior in your content. It builds a profile on the reader with those pain points, which it uses to send hyper-personalized emails.
The team shouted out Anthropic’s Claude 3 model as its “bedrock” for making the tech possible, but also called out Gemini and Groq to power features like analytics and a “Grammarly for brand voice” feature.
All of the Storipress founders were recognized by Forbes 30 under 30 last year for Asia (the team spans SF to Taiwan). Drop them your questions on the launch page.
- Potion lets you craft beautiful emails using a UX like Notion's.
- This Chrome plugin lets you switch Product Hunt to dark mode.
- Rizz lets you go on training dates with A.I. to practice and build confidence.
Building an app? Makers are calling out Expo the most for quick and easy app building for technical makers: "Expo is just magic tbh! I don't think we could have created an app like this that would run on iOS and Android without Expo," writes Samih Sghier.
Check out a few recent apps made with Expo:
📸 elogram - A simple, private way to share photos with friends & family
🧑🎓College Souk - An all-in-one radius app for college needs
3️⃣Tres Cosas - A tool to help you move your life forward with three simple things
Come back tomorrow and we’ll tell you who’s winning in no-code.