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![McKinsey's AI boss jumped ship to run a $2B AI's workforce - Matthew Fitzpatrick [Invisible]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.youtube.com%2Fvi%2FT4I-lyCYt0Q%2Fhqdefault.jpg&w=384&q=75)
Matthew Fitzpatrick, CEO of Invisible Technologies, discusses the challenges and opportunities in enterprise AI adoption. He highlights that data is often the biggest impediment, and the next generation of AI will be anchored in coherent platforms for production deployment. Fitzpatrick transitioned from McKinsey, where he led the firm's AI R&D arm, Quantum Black Labs, to lead Invisible Technologies, a company specializing in training large language models and building modular AI software platforms. Invisible Technologies offers a suite of four platforms: Neuron for data integration, Atomic for process building, Axon for agent orchestration, and Meridian, an expert marketplace with 1.1 million experts used for reinforcement learning. These platforms are used to build hyper-personalized enterprise software across sectors like food and beverage, healthcare, asset management, and consumer retail. A key example is their work with Swiss Army luggage (SwissGear) to improve inventory forecasting, doubling the number of SKUs they could effectively forecast by rapidly mapping 1750 data tables.
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YouTube![$0 to $100M ARR in 3 months: The AI plan to run every company - Ben Cera [CloudKitchens & Polsia]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.youtube.com%2Fvi%2FBeMykxnLtco%2Fhqdefault.jpg&w=384&q=75)
Pulsia is an AI platform designed to autonomously build and run companies. The core concept is "click a button, get a company," where users provide an idea, and Pulsia handles product creation, bug fixing, support, competitive analysis, pricing, and operational setup, including ad accounts and email. The goal is to make entrepreneurship accessible and efficient by removing human bottlenecks in planning and execution. The founder, Ben, draws heavily on his experience working with Travis Kalanick at Cloud Kitchens. He describes Kalanick as a principled and data-driven leader who empowered him to take initiative. A key learning from this period was the importance of achieving product-market fit before scaling. Ben applied this to Pulsia, building it alone for an extended time until he was confident in its value proposition. He also learned from Kalanick's aggressive scaling strategies at Uber and Cloud Kitchens, which now inform his approach to growing Pulsia from millions to tens or hundreds of millions in revenue and customer acquisition.
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YouTube![Never wrote a line of code, now a $6.6B unicorn : the vibe coder - Lazar Jovanovic [Lovable]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.youtube.com%2Fvi%2FWqZzC8Wragw%2Fhqdefault.jpg&w=384&q=75)
Lazar Jovanovic, the world's first official professional vibe coding engineer at Lovable, a startup that achieved $100 million in ARR in just eight months, shared his insights on the future of software development, AI, and the concept of "vibe coding." Despite never having written a single line of code manually, Lazar ships production apps daily, often faster than senior engineers. His approach leverages AI, clarity, and "taste," which he defines as a crucial element in design and product development. Lazar believes that non-technical people have a unique advantage in this new era of AI-powered development, citing Kurt Cobain's naiveté in music theory as an analogy. Those unfamiliar with traditional rules are more likely to innovate and create new ones. He argues that even the creators of AI models don't fully understand their capabilities, pointing to examples like Claude code being used to vibe code Claude co-work in just seven days, and OpenAI's latest model being largely written by its predecessor. This suggests that if models can write models, individuals can also build anything they envision.
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YouTube![The 15-day pivot that saved a $1.3B company - Des Traynor [INTERCOM]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fimg.youtube.com%2Fvi%2FAW7I_pgJrbs%2Fhqdefault.jpg&w=384&q=75)
Des Traynor, co-founder of Intercom, discusses the company's radical pivot to AI, which revitalized their growth and redefined their business. In 2023, Intercom faced stagnant growth and a declining customer support market. In response, they launched "Finn," an AI agent priced per resolved conversation, leading to a doubling of growth to 25% and $343 million in annual recurring revenue within 18 months. The impetus for this rapid innovation was the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. Traynor recounts how his head of AI shared ChatGPT, and an early interaction, where the CTO asked it how to install Intercom on a mobile app, demonstrated its potential. The AI provided a near-instant, perfect answer, surpassing human support team response times and offering 24/7 multilingual support. This highlighted the irreparable impact AI would have on customer service, even with initial concerns about hallucinations. Intercom predicted AI could handle the "easy" support tasks, which constitute about 60% of work for many organizations. At launch, Finn handled 23-24% of support inquiries, and now handles around 70%, with Intercom fully automating about 85% of its total customer support.
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In this discussion, Antoan Le Nel, VP of Growth at Revolut and former marketing lead at King, shares the strategies used to scale Candy Crush to hundreds of millions of users and subsequently drive Revolute to a $75 billion valuation. The conversation explores the intersection of gaming psychology, rigorous financial engineering, and the unconventional growth tactics that have allowed Revolute to add one million customers every 17 days while maintaining significant profitability. ### Lessons from the Gaming Industry: The King Era
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