
Stop ghosting your friends with Nox’s RPLY, plus Alloy Automation and a Shopify flashback | E2209
Today’s show: Nox’s new app RPLY reminds you to text your friends back, getting you to iMessage inbox zero. On today’s TWiST, we’ve got Molly Cantillon of Nox, telling us how she plans to make lackadaisical texters (like our co-host Alex) more effective, even if it means breaking into Apple’s walled garden. Hear about how RPLY maps your relationships so that it can understand your messages contextually, and help you stay organized. Then, Gregg Mojica of Alloy Automation swings by the show to dispel some common myths about AI agents. For the most part, these little machine learning helps aren’t truly autonomous… Hear how Alloy’s agents decide when it’s time to bring in a human for help. PLUS is AI in a “lull” right now? Hear why Gregg thinks there’s still a LOT of room for these apps to improve.
Key Points
- The importance of maintaining privacy and data security while using AI-driven messaging platforms was highlighted, with a focus on running local models to ensure user information remains secure.
- The conversation emphasized the potential of AI agents to significantly enhance productivity by handling routine tasks, although the technology is still evolving and currently requires some level of human oversight.
- Toby Lutke discussed Shopify's growth strategy, including the decision to focus on enabling small businesses globally and leveraging economies of scale to provide better rates and services, while also addressing the challenges of scaling a hyper-growth company.
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