Arvid Kahl
speaker
22,801 appearances
96 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2024
last heard 3 Apr
Arvid Kahl’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Maybe they want to track brand mentions, maybe they want to figure out what people are talking about right now.
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And maybe they want to see what a particular kind of podcast is discussing so they can check if they should sponsor it or place an ad.
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There are many different ways this data can be used, and I find that the more effort I make to increase the data fidelity, its completeness, accuracy, currentness, freshness of this data, the more people find value in it.
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And the shape it comes doesn't really matter.
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It doesn't matter to them how exactly they access it, how hard it might even be to access that data.
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As long as the data exists, they will try to find a way to get to it.
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It can be a clunky user interface that's kind of hard to use, could be an API route that is restrictive and equally incomplete.
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Doesn't matter.
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They will find a way because it's the data that is relevant, not the means of accessing it, not the software.
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Built around it.
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Here's the flip side of this.
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If you run a software business that is purely transformative, that takes incoming data, some kind of thing, some kind of data bunch, it does something to it, and it turns that data back out, creates new data from it, that will be a problem.
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Because transformative algorithms are something that agentic AI systems are extremely good at right now.
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When you say, hey, ChatGPT or Claude or whatever, take this Excel sheet.
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generate a report from it, turn it into a PDF, and then email it to this account.
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It will do all of this autonomously without your input, without anybody else's input, without needing an external service.
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It understands how to parse an Excel file.
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It can run analytical queries on its content.
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It can render a PDF and it can send an email.
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All of these are tiny steps that somebody has already implemented or that the system itself is smart enough to implement on the fly.
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