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Anthony Keys posted thisGeneric AI content usually starts with generic inputs Most AI-generated social content fails before the model writes the first sentence. The failure is upstream. The system does not know the speaker’s voice. It does not know the audience. It does not know whether the goal is authority, distribution, conversion, or clip selection. It does not know what a good LinkedIn post looks like versus a good Instagram caption. So it produces the safest possible average. That average is what people call “AI slop”. I used to think the hard part was getting the model to produce something useful. The harder part is designing the workflow so the model receives: - The right context - The right examples - The right constraints - The right quality bar The prompt is not the system. The model is not the workflow. If the workflow is under-specified, the output will be too.
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Anthony Keys shared thisCongratulations new grads! Welcome to our alumni network!Anthony Keys shared thisHonoring the achievement. Celebrating the journey. With all the friends and family. You’re up, Babson F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business Class of 2026!
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Anthony Keys shared thisTo mangle an old computer science aphorism: Never underestimate the reasoning tokens of an airplane full of GPUs. 🤣
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Anthony Keys shared thisAlllbirds’ pivot to GPU-as-a-Service company: is this real life?Anthony Keys shared thisThere is a big difference between being excited about AI infrastructure and being qualified to operate it. Buying GPUs does not automatically make you a technology company. Renting compute does not automatically make you a software company. And a press release does not create operating competence. You still need procurement discipline, depreciation logic, utilization, customer demand, power, cooling, rack capacity, and people who know what they are doing.
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Anthony Keys reposted thisAnthony Keys reposted thisAI just made massive advancements this week. Here's what it means. 👇 1. Anthropic launched Claude Design and knocked 7% off Figma's stock in a single day. You describe what you want. A prototype, a pitch deck, a website. Claude builds it. Clickable. Ready to share. In seconds. It reads your existing files and brand assets and applies your design style automatically to every project. Anthropic's CPO resigned from Figma's board three days before the launch. The market put it together fast. Anthropic is no longer just an AI lab. They're building the full stack, reason, code, and design. The distance between an idea and a finished product just got a lot smaller. 2. Cursor is raising $2B at a $50B valuation. Four MIT grads. Four years. $2B in annual revenue, faster than Slack, Zoom, and Snowflake ever did. A16z, Thrive, and Nvidia are all writing checks. They're projecting $6B by the end of the year. Over 50% of GitHub code is now written by AI. This isn't a niche tool. It's becoming how software gets built. 3. Meta is cutting 8,000 jobs while making $60B in profit. First round starts May 20. More cuts planned for later this year. Meta isn't struggling. They made $200B in revenue last year. This is a choice. They're taking the savings and putting $135B into AI infrastructure instead. Amazon, Oracle, Snap, everyone is doing the same thing. 73,000 tech jobs are gone in 2026 already. Axion's takeaway: Anthropic is going after Figma. Cursor is becoming infrastructure. Meta is rebuilding around AI from the inside out. These aren't experiments. They're bets that the shift is happening now. The window to get ahead of it is closing. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Startups #VentureCapital #Tech #OpenAI #Anthropic #Investing
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Anthony Keys shared this"Strategic fit": Allbirds, soon to be Newbird AI, has an interesting road ahead. A 98% loss on IPO value 4.5 years ago prompts a shoe company to pivot into GPU-as-a-Service. I have serious questions regarding the strategic fit, and questions about management's roadmap for the future. Does this pivot make sense?Anthony Keys shared thisA shoe company can say “AI compute infrastructure” and the market adds hundreds of millions in value overnight. That should tell you something important. Right now, AI is functioning less like a normal category and more like a valuation accelerant. The question is not whether a company says AI. The question is whether the company actually knows how to allocate capital, operate hardware, price compute, and win customers. Saying GPU-as-a-service is easy. Building a durable business around it is not.
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Anthony Keys shared thisI am proud to be part of the Babson alumni volunteer community. Giving back goes beyond financial support; volunteering is a meaningful way to stay connected, support students, and contribute to something bigger than myself. #BabsonAlumni Interested in getting involved? Learn more: www.babson.edu/volunteer
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Anthony Keys reacted on thisAnthony Keys reacted on this✨Joyous energy at our VC Investor Happy Hour for #BOSTechWeek yesterday! So many familiar faces, incredible new ones, and energetic conversations... people shared how collaborative the room was, and already I’m hearing that deals have been shared and intros made for each other. Thanks for co-hosting Koru Capital, The Boston Club, FoundersEdge, and Converge VC... and a huge thank you to our sponsors Citrin Cooperman, Holland & Knight LLP, and Vector AIS for making it all possible. 🎉
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Anthony Keys liked thisAnthony Keys liked thisI joined the Deep Dive Podcast to discuss why I’m betting big on AI data centers, power infrastructure, and digital assets. We also talked about the future of crypto, the rise of collectibles as an asset class, and where I see the biggest investment opportunities emerging as technology continues to reshape global markets. Full Podcast: https://lnkd.in/eriZVmMvWhy Kevin O’Leary Is Betting on AI Data Centers, Power, Collectibles, & Crypto’s Next OpportunityWhy Kevin O’Leary Is Betting on AI Data Centers, Power, Collectibles, & Crypto’s Next Opportunity
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Anthony Keys liked thisAnthony Keys liked thisYou’re not “bad” at social media… you’re just expecting instant results from something that takes consistency. 🩷 Every creator, business owner, and entrepreneur has had the thought: “Maybe I should just stop...” But the truth is… your future clients are watching. Even when they’re silent. Even when the likes are low. Even when you feel awkward showing up online. Social media growth isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being visible, relatable, and consistent enough for the right people to trust you over time ✨ So this is your reminder to keep posting: 🎥 Even if you feel cringe 📱 Even if engagement is slow 💭 Even if you’re overthinking every word Because the people who need your services can’t hire you if they don’t know you exist. 😉 #contentcreation #businessowners #entrepreneurs #socialmediagrowth
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Anthony Keys liked thisGeneric AI content usually starts with generic inputs Most AI-generated social content fails before the model writes the first sentence. The failure is upstream. The system does not know the speaker’s voice. It does not know the audience. It does not know whether the goal is authority, distribution, conversion, or clip selection. It does not know what a good LinkedIn post looks like versus a good Instagram caption. So it produces the safest possible average. That average is what people call “AI slop”. I used to think the hard part was getting the model to produce something useful. The harder part is designing the workflow so the model receives: - The right context - The right examples - The right constraints - The right quality bar The prompt is not the system. The model is not the workflow. If the workflow is under-specified, the output will be too.
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Anthony Keys reacted on thisAnthony Keys reacted on thisThose who claim AI is going to make OSS obsolete are missing a key point: open source code is the "gene pool" within which AI models evolve.
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Anthony Keys liked thisAnthony Keys liked thisExcited to share that I'll be starting my MBA at Babson College this spring! As I continue my career in women's healthcare and medical device sales at Hologic, Inc., I'm looking forward to sharpening my strategic, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills at Babson F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business.
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Karun Kaushik
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Ed Sim
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Shai Gabay
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