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How real estate marketplaces are using AI
Real estate marketplaces have a clear commercial incentive to use AI well: the better they match buyers, renters and sellers, the more transactions they facilitate. I started by looking at Property Finder — a marketplace for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, broadly comparable to Rightmove in the UK or Zillow in the…
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Sora no more
OpenAI’s decision this week to shut down Sora, its video generation app, says less about video generation and more about where the real AI battle is being fought right now. Launched with great fanfare in 2024, Sora initially shot to the top of the App Store. But downloads fell sharply — dropping nearly 75% from…
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Eventual / Daft (Product Review)
My summary of Eventual before using it — Eventual is a multimodal data processing platform designed to power AI-based products and features. How does Eventual explain itself in the first minute? “Revolutionising the way you work with data” is the main strapline on Eventual’s website, and the short explainer video wastes no time making the case.…
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Learning about automated prompts
Most of the prompts we write are done manually — you type something into ChatGPT or Claude and wait for a response. But there’s a whole other world of prompting happening behind the scenes, where developers write code that assembles and fires off prompts automatically, thus reducing the manual effort in prompt creation and tuning.…
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Claude’s Legal Productivity Plugin: what it means for Legal Tech
Last week, shares in Europe’s biggest data, publishing and legal software groups took a hit when Anthropic unveiled a legal productivity plugin. This is an AI-powered productivity plugin for in-house legal teams, automating contract review, NDA triage, legal briefings and template responses. It’s primarily designed for Cowork but also works in Claude Code. The plugin…
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Outcome based pricing
I’ve written about pricing before and value based pricing in particular. Value-based pricing sets prices mostly based on the customer’s value perception or willingness to pay, rather than on production cost or competitor pricing. Fixed or variable pricing models are most common among software companies, with vendors either charging a seat-based or usage-based rate. With…
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