In today’s tech culture, it’s not surprising that people treat their bodies like machines. Software, social networks, and the internet don’t sleep, so why should the people who build them? The artifacts of this cultural norm are legion. Tech employees . . .
LinkedIn Smart Replies is an artificial intelligence product with a clear purpose. You get a message, and it provides three possible responses. The replies themselves tend to be pretty straightforward – “Sounds good,” “Works for me,” and “Sorry, I can’t.” . . .
Photo courtesy of #WOCinTechChat Most companies didn’t make 89 billion dollars last year. Most companies didn’t employ 72,000 people in 50 countries or have seemingly inexhaustible executive support for one-off projects. Most companies won’t ever manage to become a household . . .
What’s the difference between a B2B app and a consumer app? To end users, there isn’t any. Behind the keyboard of every business to business (B2B) software instance is a person whose career success rests on their ability to get things . . .
After years of comments and drafts, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), the most comprehensive privacy regulation of the last twenty years, will take effect on May 25, 2018. Helpful information about the GDPR can be found in . . .
Two years ago, we launched The Signal believing that people are better off when they learn from their data. Since then, we’ve spoken with dozens of experts who share this belief and have the evidence to back it up. This year, our community of builders shared . . .
Back in 2016, product manager ascended to the highest ranking dream job of MBA graduates. The timing fits; in the past few years, product management has garnered considerably more attention than ever before, making it seem to many like a . . .
After publishing a primer on AI, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning, Andreessen Horowitz Partner Frank Chen learned that his particular area of expertise was suddenly more in demand than ever. (Or at least, he learned that people were excited to have complex . . .
Can product teams ever have too much candid user feedback? We don’t think so. If they don’t dig deeper than occasional interviews with adoring power users, PMs can start to view their product through rose-colored glasses. Everything seems great and . . .
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