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It's not a great name, but I'd give him the benefit of the doubt and assume it's "all things AI". Think classification language, like "Car, Self-Driving". They
by web007 10y ago
It's not a great name, but I'd give him the benefit of the doubt and assume it's "all things AI". Think classification language, like "Car, Self-Driving". They could be "Car, AI" and "Assistant, AI".
Less charitably, it's step one toward Tres Commas.
- msane 10y agoI can imagine overhearing the mass market consumers: "Oh, the name is inspired from classification language ... "
- henrikschroder 10y agoGiven that he referenced the HBO show in his Techcrunch presentation, I'd say the reference to the three comma club is probably the most likely. Also, one comma would be $1000, which is what the thing was supposed to cost.
- msane 10y agoI don't know if it was ever intended as a consumer facing name, but even without the "coma" puns, it's too wonky for customers, do you think? Besides, isn't one comma 99k worth of room? It's marketing lingo aimed at the hubris of venture capitalists.
- msane 10y ago/ or yeah a bit from Silicon Valley, got it.