Olivia Moore
Everything Olivia personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.
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"I have recently been asking Astra and other really powerful models to generate or edit creative for me. And it does a very, very good job and it will go tool call to elsewhere on the internet."
▶ 35:42Personal use in 1 episode
"It can connect into all your systems, Slack, email, Google Drive, understand kind of the context of you and your org, and then do things for you. Like I use it to write a lot of my emails, helped with a lot of this report... Town has built these playbooks of who I am, what I sound like, that no other product has, and that I cannot easily take and migrate over to something that comes along tomorrow."
▶ 43:25Warned against
"DeepSeek has completely fallen off in the US it still makes our list pretty high because it's like the number one AI product in China and Russia."
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"In the first 22 days or so, Threads had had about 16 million downloads and Muse is still sitting around 5 million over that same time period."
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"Another company that has seen early success in ads is Open Evidence, which is an AI product for doctors. And it already has 50 to 60% density of all US physicians on the product."
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"I think it's come on the wave of a bunch of very successful products that they've launched over the last few months like Claude Design."
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"Muse is interesting because in many ways very successful launch, especially within the tech community... But if you look at it versus Threads... it still pales in comparison in terms of appeal to the average person who doesn't work in tech."
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"Claude has actually passed Gemini in terms of number of paid subscribers, which is kind of crazy, given Gemini is a much bigger install base."
"The three-horse race between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini."
"Claude in particular has really doubled down on prosumer with things like co-work, Claude code, and Excel and PowerPoint."
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"ChatGPT is now ahead of Claude around 6x on the web, around 2x ahead of Gemini on the web."
"The three-horse race between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini."
"Gemini and Claude are kind of doubling down on their own ICP within consumer and prosumer."
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"Poke was a very early pioneer here."
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"WhisperFlow and Granola are another great examples there. And then because they are kind of work productivity related, they get pulled into enterprises."
"All of these desktop products like cursor, cloud code, granola, whisper flow that people are using."
"When I think about the products that I interact with on a daily basis in the AI world, quite a few of them are actually desktop apps like things like Granola, voice dictation tools, Claude Cowork."
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"Things like Krea, Replit, ElevenLabs, Gamma. These products previously, like Canva, took six plus years to have real team and enterprise revenue."
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"I think things like WhisperFlow and Granola and Superhuman are another good example of this trend we've seen in general, which is incumbents being unwilling or unable to cannibalize their existing interfaces."
"All of these desktop products like cursor, cloud code, granola, whisper flow that people are using."
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"Things like n8n, Granola, Higgsfield, Manifold, those all were way overrepresented amongst the top spenders."
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"I have been working with David Pulan who runs Assistant Benchmark, who's fantastic. So basically what he's done is he's created a website where they track, I think, over 170 agents."
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"Eugenia, who's one of our portfolio CEOs, runs a company called Wabi, which is fantastic."
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"This time actually Open Claw is nowhere in the rankings because the traffic has completely declined as I think that the team was acquired by OpenAI."
"Open Claw would have made the list if we pulled it in February. Our data was from January, but it would have ranked at number 30."
"OpenClaw actually, as you'll see, is not on our rankings because it blew up in February. Our data ends in January, but we did pull the data for February. And if it had been eligible, it would have been number 30 on our web list."
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"I think things like WhisperFlow and Granola and Superhuman are another good example of this trend."
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"These products previously, like Canva, took six plus years to have real team and enterprise revenue."
"Canva and Notion are two probably of the best examples and both of them actually made the list for the first time because we had enough data to feel that these were now credibly majority AI."
"This was actually the first issue that we included products that were non-AI native but are now majority AI enabled. So things like Canva, Notion, Freepick."
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"Tomo has a very big audience and is doing incredibly well."
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"Why are consumer companies becoming enterprise companies so quickly? Things like Krea, Replit, ElevenLabs, Gamma."
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"Instinct had announced like 100,000 users growing 10% day over day. They'd announced like 40% of users connected a credit card in the first 3 weeks."
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"One of the companies on our revenue list this time is Plaud, which is an AI note taker device that started kind of in China and the East and now it's come to the US."
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