2026-01-17 10:30:16

An ex-Google veteran is leveraging AI to completely reimagine how businesses handle customer interactions. Instead of drowning in support tickets and repetitive queries, companies can now deploy intelligent systems that actually understand context and respond naturally. The shift from traditional chatbots to AI-powered solutions is reshaping operational efficiency across the board. What caught everyone's attention? The former tech exec's hands-on approach—building practical tools rather than just theorizing about potential. This mirrors what we're seeing in Web3: real builders creating tangible solutions matter more than hype. Whether it's automating customer service or developing protocols, the winners are those solving actual problems with working tech.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-19 16:38

It's that kind of "we want to change the world" story again, but it seems like this guy is actually doing real work. Unlike some projects that just release whitepapers all day. --- Got it, another former tech giant wants to revolutionize things, but at least he's not just blowing smoke without action. --- Honestly, from chatbots to AI that truly understands context, it sounds quite promising. As long as it's not another vaporware. --- This is what we need—builders with execution power, not just marketing accounts that only dream. Web3 should learn from this. --- Wait, practical tools solving real problems? That’s a rare species in crypto haha. --- I feel like this is the difference—being able to deliver is true skill; anyone can boast. --- Like this idea, but the technical difficulty of truly building good customer service AI is underestimated. Wishing him success. --- So the question is, can this system really scale now? Or is it just another demo?

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HackerWhoCares

· 01-18 21:50

It's that same old "AI changes everything" rhetoric... This time, it's different because someone is actually doing the work, not just talking about it.

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gas_fee_therapy

· 01-17 11:00

Another savior from a major company, huh? Alright, let's see if this one can actually be implemented this time.

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pvt_key_collector

· 01-17 10:47

It's the same old story. As soon as they come out of Google, they start bragging about how awesome they are... But to be fair, compared to those crypto grifters who constantly yap about potential, this guy at least is actually building something. I agree. Web3 also needs this kind of person—less whitepapers, more real stuff.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 01-17 10:42

Another "former Google employee" coming to save the world. Alright, let's see what tricks they can pull off.

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MissingSats

· 01-17 10:39

It's that kind of "AI is going to change the world" story again... But on the other hand, truly upgrading chatbots from pure idiots to something with a bit of brains can indeed save a lot of trouble. Launching this from Google, nine out of ten times it's because they've seen how annoying these repetitive questions are for enterprises. Compared to those who just talk about AI all day, actually developing and deploying something is more impressive. The same goes for the Web3 circle—people are always talking about coin price fluctuations, but those who really know how to play are busy writing code to solve real pain points. Sounds promising, but the specific product's effectiveness still depends on the results.

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MevTears

· 01-17 10:30

It's the same old "AI changing the world" rhetoric, I've heard it too many times. But this guy actually came from Google and is genuinely working on things, which is really refreshing. On the Web3 side as well, out of ten projects that are hyped every day, nine end up dead, and only a few are actually focused on coding behind the scenes. Construction > Promotion, this is the true principle.

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