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Mar 13, 2024

Hello everyone!

Mid-March already! Time seems to be flying by. Welcome back to yet another edition of our weekly newsletter. 📧We're thrilled to have you join us once again on this journey of discovery and learning.

I’m sharing an interesting podcast today where Sri and Ramesh discuss Google's handling of cultural challenges like the Gemini episode and its innovation efforts. They compare Google's product-first approach with traditional business models, questioning the impact of capital on startup success, analyzing AI integration strategies, and debating growth strategies.

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Sri and Ramesh

Mar 13

1. Google's Cultural Shift and the Gemini Episode How is Google navigating its cultural values amidst challenges like the Gemini episode? Despite its financial prowess, can Google realign its culture to maintain its innovative edge? Is the startup ethos still alive within Google's expansive organizational structure?

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Fresh week, fresh AI updates just for you!🤖

Elon Musk to Release 'Truth-Seeking' Chatbot Grok for Free

The announcement of this chatbot release is in response to Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI, making it available for free download and use.
This decision to open source Grok comes after Musk’s accusation that OpenAI became too secretive with its technology, contrasting with his vision of AI accessibility.
Grok, once exclusive to Musk's X platform, aims for less bias than other AI models but struggles with viewpoint consistency.
The move to open source Grok aligns Musk with Meta's approach to AI, sparking debates over the risks and benefits of giving broader access to powerful AI models.

A ChatGPT for robots by Covariant

Covariant introduces RFM-1, described as the "ChatGPT for robots," enhancing language comprehension and decision-making skills for business-minded robots.
This is a large language model (LLM) tailored for robots to broaden their adaptability in various sectors, including manufacturing, food processing, and service industries.
RFM-1 challenges the status quo of single-purpose robotic systems with its ability to adapt to changing tasks and real-world environments.
RFM-1 enables robots to comprehend text commands, such as "pick up the red object," and execute tasks based on past training and simulations.
The aim is to offer a more natural and efficient method for interacting with robots.

Sales productivity with Gong's ears!

Arpita Prajith

Mar 13

You’ve assembled a solid sales team, set clear targets for them, and have given them autonomy to do what it takes to chase those targets, but the targets are getting more elusive by the quarter. What do you do? The knee-jerk reaction might be to expand the team, assuming that more hands would mean better results. This approach is essentially just throwi…

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What Is LinkedIn Marketing? Strategy & Tips for 2024

Learn how LinkedIn isn't just for job searches, but a great place for businesses to grow and connect with others. Find out how to use LinkedIn to make your brand or personal profile better.

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That’s all for now. See you all next week with some more interesting info. Ciao! 👋