Justin Jackson

Some of the most thoughtful pieces I've read on AI and technology come from @inevernu's newsletter. If you care about responsible and ethical tech, you should subscribe:

This piece by @asmartbear is so good. “Customers are where you discover how to upgrade your strategy. Since you know your initial strategy is wrong, following customers’ lead is how you correct it.”

Good write-up on why Andor feels so different from other Star Wars shows (and why it’s more accessible to non-fans)

A good summary of what’s going on at Twitter:

Excellent biz analysis from @ItsUrBoyEvan on @every: "What's challenging about Twitter’s paradigm is that all of the value happens outside of the website." Twitter creates a lot of value for people, but most of that value is difficult to capture (from a monetization sense).

I'd also recommend this sound-proofing tutorial from @simonswiss: [link] Even if you follow just a few of these steps, you'll reduce the reverb and sound much better. 👍

What you need now is to create the impression that "people like [this], use blogstatic." The idea is to create the perception that lots of folks in a given group are using your product. @KateBour has a good piece on this:

This piece by @asmartbear is the must-read product/marketing article of the year. His thesis: "High-growth companies grow quadratically, not exponentially."

Great post. 👍

This is why genuine expertise and responsible institutions matter. Of course, if you only read the tabloids, you're going to get bad information. Dr. Caroline Buckee (Harvard) has a good piece on who qualifies as an expert:

Great read from Isabelle. 👍

A strong, hopeful piece on pursuing abundance as a national strategy. (Canada should do this as well)