was watching this podcast over the weekend: @ThinkSchoolX
“How To Sell Any Service To Anyone”
ended up noting down a few things from it.
so here are my top 6 takeaways
• Don't pitch too early.
First understand the need, decision maker, timeline and budget.
• Proof does the heavy lifting.
Case studies, results and testimonials make the outcome believable.
• Your offer matters.
If people don't understand what you're solving, selling gets harder.
• Be specific.
A clear problem + clear outcome makes a much stronger offer.
Favorite task of the day is waking up to see a new model trashing a model that was launched yesterday and was promised as “our best model yet”
And tomorrow we’ll also wake up to model that was labeled as best today getting trashed.
Lots of discussion out there about our next model(!), so I wanted to give an early look as soon as possible. Introducing Gemini 4 Argon!
It shows frontier performance in complex workflows, cyber defense and software engineering. Teams are using it extensively at Google, from coding to quantum computing, great feedback.
Here’s a look at the benchmarks:
1/3
Just watched @AnshMehraaa yt video on
“How to Save Real Intelligence in 2027?”
Episode 5.
The main idea:
AI can create the output.
But your internal benchmark
decides whether it is actually good.
Taste + judgement still matter.
1/3
Just watched @AnshMehraaa yt video on
“How to Save Real Intelligence in 2027?”
Episode 5.
The main idea:
AI can create the output.
But your internal benchmark
decides whether it is actually good.
Taste + judgement still matter.
3/3
The biggest takeaway for me:
Real intelligence =
Observation
→ Pattern finding
→ Deep thinking
→ Taste
→ Judgement
Learn AI.
Use AI.
But don’t let AI replace
the brain behind the work.