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Your AI is generic because it doesn't know YOU. We fixed that.
Introducing Fabric. It connects your AI to your actual life your Instagram stories, your deep interests, your obsessions on YouTube...
Now your AI can finally see what you see.
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AI agents are getting incredibly smart. But they still don’t really know you.
Having worked on consumer products powered by Open Banking (@meetcleo) and IoT data (Omnia), @MaxAlbarello and I started onfabric.io at @joinef because we believe something is missing: portable, user-controlled personal context for truly personal AI.
Our belief has deepened as we use agents that show real intelligence but have gaping holes in their understanding of us e.g. ChatGPT does not know which restaurant I posted from last Saturday and Claude has no idea which book I just ordered.
In real life, your preferences don’t develop in neat little boxes, one box for Google, one for Instagram, and one for ChatGPT.
So why does your personal context stay siloed in Google, Instagram, YouTube, ChatGPT and every other app you use?
You might use ChatGPT multiple times a day.
But you also:
- Post your trips on Instagram
- Watch interesting videos on YouTube
- Use Google to search, discover and navigate the web
Right now, each app sees a slice of you. None of them see the whole person.
Fabric changes that.
With Fabric, you can bring rich personal context from your Instagram stories, Google searches, YouTube watch history and more into AI apps like Claude and ChatGPT. So your AIs stop being clueless agents and start feeling more like friends who actually get you.
Context that evolves with you. And moves with you.
Not trapped in Big Tech or Big AI.
Because you should be able to use many AI products all perfectly tailored to you, instead of being forced into using one or two products that lock you in with your context.
Our vision is simple: just like Visa lets you pay anywhere in the physical world with one card, Fabric lets you sign in with your personal context anywhere in the digital world.
If this resonates, sign up at onfabric.io.
And comment “Fabric” to get early access to our beta. I’ll reach out and personally onboard you.
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Also this was just a few weeks ago. This is what it looks like when you don’t actually believe in anything and instead just suck up to people for relevance.
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This is old, but it’s relevant now:
A JFK conspiracy theorist dies and arrives in heaven, where God is there to receive him.
“Welcome,” God said. “You are allowed to ask me one question, and I will answer honestly.”
Without hesitating, the conspiracy theorist asks, “Who really shot Kennedy?”
God replies, “Lee Harvey Oswald shot him from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository. There were no accomplices. He acted alone.”
The conspiracy theorist pauses, thinks for a moment and says, “Shit… this goes higher up than I thought.”
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Say hello to the scone pronunciation map of Britain! How does your area compare?
Most likely area to rhyme scone with 'gone': County Durham (89%)
Most likely area to rhyme scone with 'bone': Derbyshire (79%)
yougov.co.uk/society/article…
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Final YouGov MRP shows Labour on course for historic election victory
Labour: 431 (+229 from GE2019 result)
Con: 102 (-263)
Lib Dem: 72 (+61)
SNP: 18 (-30)
Reform UK: 3 (+3)
Plaid: 3 (-1)
Green: 2 (+1)
Fieldwork: 19 June - 2 July
yougov.co.uk/politics/articl…
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Google leadership: “Advertisers aren’t satisfied with open rates of sponsored emails.”
Google PM:
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Looking forward to the weekend. Think im just going to chill and look inward and cruicify any source of light within my self
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For the first time since they began polling on the question, YouGov reports that most British men now sport facial hair.
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*The Casino on Mars*
It’s useful to think of crypto as a new planet that’s being settled.
Skeptics see a desolate planet without purpose. Or worse, a haven for an unsavory casino.
Optimists see the planet’s potential: a blank slate on which we can build an upgraded financial system and internet platform.
Early settlers are a mixed bunch. Explorers drawn to the frontier. Speculators, some rough and disreputable. Innovators and researchers, attracted to what’s newly possible. Ordinary people, especially those marginalized on Earth.
Governance remains ambiguous. Some Earthly jurisdictions prohibit their citizens from visiting. Others seek a foothold in the new world.
A history of speculation and hype cycles has cast a social taboo over the new planet, leaving many to wonder: what is its future?
Today’s casino-like speculation is part of a bootstrapping process. Much like the gold rush of 1849 transformed San Francisco from a quaint village into a major port (and ultimately the heart of tech innovation), today’s speculative frenzy in crypto is attracting the settlers and catalyzing the infrastructure necessary to turn a barren planet into a thriving crypto civilization.
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For the next six weeks, I'll be covering tech and I'll also be very involved in our search for the UK's best startups. Applications are still open! If your startup is under 10 years old and Britain-based, you can apply at this link until Aug. 7: bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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I’m currently on Day 84 of becoming the first person ever to run the entire length of Africa.
Made it through deserts, mountains, jungle. Pissed blood. Food poisoning. Recently got robbed at gunpoint. Still got over 11,000km & 13 countries to go.
This is my progress on the map.
Your support would be a game changer🫡 – at Namibia
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We’re delighted to announce Steve Hatch will take over as YouGov CEO on 1 August. With over 30 years’ experience leading high-growth marketing, media, and technology companies, Steve is perfectly suited to lead YouGov through its ambitious next phase.
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