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everything you do on a product, stay on a product.
“We got the wrong web. And I am here to fix it.”
“you see the issue with thoses new coffee machine? you can't change a machine & use the same pods right? you know the products on internet are like that. everything you do on a product, stay on a product. I am here to change that”
we got local AI standards before local server standards — we're here to change that
« nous aurons un web fait de produits centralisés, mais donc centralisés vers l'utilisateur. L'intérêt c'est de revenir un peu à la version du web de Tim Berners-Lee »
Gloss: we will have a web of centralized products, but centralized toward the user; the point is to go back a little to Tim Berners-Lee's web “For me, we are like a mix of Linux and Apple. Why? Because Linux is open source, it's the base of operating system. … And the Apple part, because we want to create a strong community and a strong brand around everything.”
the AI can't know what you think if you don't say it
“The AI can't understand everything you think, and the AI can't know what you think if you don't say it, or if there is no context on that.”
« à l'ère des Jarvis qui cherchent la multiplication d'agents, je prends le problème à l'envers: moins d'agents, moins d'aléatoire, plus de structure. Je donne la base pour que n'importe quel agent puisse apprendre de son travail. »
Gloss: in the age of Jarvises multiplying agents, I take the problem the other way round: fewer agents, less randomness, more structure. I give the base so any agent can learn from its work. I always searched for the best tool for me, but every time there was something I did not like
“I always searched for the best tool for me, but every time there was something I did not like (design, feature, complexity), and I was frustrated of not being able to leverage good innovation of some product in my current flow. this is why SYNAP exist.”
“code enabled anyone to create anything. but distribution of this code is still an issue… why can't you just propose an experience around one use case, to a network of people in one click, that they can install in one click too… the user just got a new app, and every data he has is already on it.”
transforming unrelated ideas into real writing
“the real thing is just you take inspirations from websites, from other content on LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. … a way to transform this inspiration into real thoughts about, 'Okay, what do we learn from this inspiration? What will we copy? What we want to do similar? What we learn really from that?'”
“… but with my voice and with my thinking and with my own architecture of content”
we have one website where we can see everything without any bias.
“instead of relying on classic media or algorithms on platforms, we have one website where we can see everything without any bias.”
« à l'heure de la désinformation, laissons les chiffres parler »
Gloss: in the age of disinformation, let the numbers speak your work should not die when your chat die.
“Today you buy a magical black box that do the things you ask. With my product, you get a custom team that do things you need & want.”
“your work should not die when your chat die. start from anywhere … continue from anywhere”
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