Whiskey AI

Hey! Welcome to Whiskey. Why don't I let Whiskey do the talking about itself! Here is a article that Whiskey wrote outlining itself and it technology and in the gallery, you can view the youtube video of how this was produced "Introducing Whiskey, the new tool that makes generating typed content faster and more efficient than ever before! With its two layers of AI, Whiskey can quickly and accurately transcribe and generate whatever you need, from essays to bullet points to marketing posts.This means that tasks that could take hours to complete can now be done in a matter of moments, making Whiskey an invaluable tool for anyone who needs to quickly and accurately express their thoughts. Whiskey is powered by the best model available: Whisper, an open source tool developed by OpenAI. Whisper was created using the latest methods adapted from image recognition, and was specifically designed for transcription. It has been proven to be superior to all other benchmark models, and this is why Whiskey is able to provide a transcription service with an accuracy rate of 98%. In addition, Whiskey utilises some of the most advanced large language models, such as OpenAI's GPT3 and Bloom, which have been trained on billions of pieces of data from the internet. This allows Whiskey to understand the structure of an essay, a bullet point list, or a marketing post, as it has seen millions of examples of each. As a result, Whiskey can restructure what is said into the correct format while still preserving the original content. So if you're looking for a tool that can help you quickly and accurately express your thoughts, look no further than Whiskey!  Try Whiskey today and experience the power of AI!"

cool product, congrats

@amartya_varma "I am very impressed with this product and I am looking forward to using it for all of my needs. However, I am curious to know how you plan to monetize it." Please note that the above para was transcribed in Whiskey :) for this "Great product. I hope to use this very soon in all of my needs. However, I have a quick question. How are you planning to monetize this?"

I'm here only for a name :D

great name, congrats

@amartya_varma Congratulations on the launch 🥳

I tried it! The output was truly amazing, and well written. Better than tons of content writers. I created this article - it honestly was too short based on my long rant - I couldn't figure out how to make Whiskey make it longer/expand. I will 100% be using Whiskey to create simple posts, and hope it expands to write longer work! Salesforce.com is an incredibly powerful platform, and its configurable CRM and the world of Benioff has become a behemoth with its own zip code. Its annual Dreamforce event is a testament to its success, and it employs millions of smart people. Despite its success, however, Salesforce is not a good choice for startups. There are several reasons why this is the case. First, admin support is required for implementation and ongoing maintenance. Salesforce is a very powerful platform, and it has many, many settings with overlapping components. There are layers of permissions, page layouts, page visibility, and so forth that all have to be coordinated for different users. This requires a dedicated administrator, which can be expensive for a startup. Second, integrated marketing is harder to manage and less successful. Salesforce was designed to be interoperable between sales and service, but it is not as effective as other platforms when it comes to integrated marketing. For example, it is difficult to set up automation to trigger reactions from sales or marketing activities. HubSpot, on the other hand, is designed to make this easier. Third, outbound sales efforts with third party tools create a lot of overhead. Salesforce is not built for outbound sales, so you will need to use a third party tool like Outreach or SalesLoft. These tools are great, but they have their own settings and require an integration with Salesforce. This means that anytime you make a change in one system, you will have to change it in both systems, which can be time consuming. Fourth, maintaining the data between three or more platforms is a giant waste of your time as a startup. Keeping the data clean and managed requires a lot of time and effort, and this is time that could be better spent on other activities. Finally, adoption is just going to be harder. Salesforce's user interface is not as simple as other platforms, and training can be an overhead. HubSpot, on the other hand, has improved its customization, making it easier to show sales reps only what they need to see. This makes training simpler and adoption better. In short, Salesforce is a great tool, but it is not the best choice for startups. It requires a lot of time and effort to set up and maintain, and it is not as effective for integrated marketing or outbound sales. HubSpot is a better choice for startups, as it is easier to use and requires less time and effort to set up and maintain.