Stay informed as you head into the weekend with our Friday recap, featuring the TigerEye team’s top articles or thought leadership pieces on sales, marketing, finance, and AI, along with their industry impact.
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Your right to repair AI systems
Dr. Rumman Chowdhury delivered a TED talk on the importance of having the right to repair the AI systems that affect our lives. Dr. Chowdhury: “It seems like a strange concept but it’s entirely feasible. We’ve become accustomed to centralized sources of power imposing technological “progress” upon us in ways we didn’t ask for. But this doesn’t have to be the future we live in. This isn’t just a nice to have, this is an imperative. People feel like an afterthought. And they will reject these systems unless things change.” Take a listen.
What it will take to win
Gokul Rajaram penned a LinkedIn post focused on what it will take to win. As Gokul summarized: “TL;DR: CEOs - If your company launches one innovative product and you think you’re “good”, you’re likely not going to win the category. Be ready to have the resilience, stamina and capital to run a marathon comprising 5+ sprints, each over 1-2 years, before you can even think about winning your category.”
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Kristina Milian, with over fifteen years in communications, currently serves as the vice president of communications at TigerEye. She has a rich background in strategy and press relations, previously contributing significantly to Meta's VR platform communications and managing crisis and artificial intelligence communications at Salesforce.
