Now that's the first startup I've been excited to read about in a while. It seems to be a very sensible first step in solving the "email inbox is our new todo l

Now that's the first startup I've been excited to read about in a while. It seems to be a very sensible first step in solving the "email inbox is our new todo list" [0] that pg mentioned a few years ago. If they actually success (sadly, it seems they're still in some kind of beta mode), there is a whole vertical of gazillions things with regards to email that they can follow up on. Interestingly, in a sense as more people are using it, there's a chance that the technical aspect get easier (two x.ai users try to schedule something!). At least until a (hypothetical and will never happen) scenario in which every single email users will be using x.ai, at which point the program turns into a giant optimization and scheduling program, which will be hard - just something fun to think about. Also, holy buzzwords and business-speak, I really like the startup, but I feel uneasy reading the article. [0]: http://paulgraham.com/ambitious.html http://paulgraham.com/ambitious.html