Emmett Shear called AI chatbots "highly dissociative agreeable neurotics." Never heard it put quite like that before. But he's right. Current AI tries so hard to please that it loses itself. Like a person with no backbone, agreeing with everything you say. Shear saw this problem and instead of just tweeting about it, he built Stem AI to solve it. That's what separates great founders from commentators. His career path is telling: - Built Twitch - Ran OpenAI during its darkest days - Now building tools for AI alignment Each step gave him deeper insights into the problems he's trying to solve now. Reminds me of why I back founders who've lived through the problems they're solving. They see angles others miss. --- Check out my Newsletter - TheFoundersCorner via the Link on my profile page or the Link at the top of the page ☝️ Jam Packed with Actionable Insights Every Week 💙
Jasper Claus
3mo
Perfect description of current AI chatbots - like that overeager intern trying to impress everyone 😄
Socialselly.com
3mo
Chris Tottman, emmett Shear's perspective highlights a critical aspect of AI development. Founders with firsthand experience can indeed offer invaluable insights into creating effective solutions. Your newsletter sounds promising
Very informative
Shear's journey is a textbook example of learning through experience. Founders who face challenges have that rare perspective, no doubt about it
Scaling 50+ tech companies with the power of design 📈 $800m+ raised by clients | Co-Founder & UX Director at Edition
3moActions > words every time, huge respect for builders who've been in the trenches 💪