The very best cto of @datawisp

Joined March 2022
I have another theory: It's that once you can make a gajillion of something in seconds its allure is instantly removed. Imagine a world in which this was the *only* piece of AI art, no more (say, it cost a ton to make) – everyone would be talking about "*the* AI art piece".
Generative AI hasn’t created memorable songs, books, and movies, despite insanely large amount of input. Why not? I see three reasons: 1. Everything Generative AI does is derivative and tends to be a kind of average. 2. Generative AI it lacks a deep conceptual understanding of human experience. 3. Because Generative AI lacks robust world models, its output lacks coherence over time.
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Why type your question when you can just speak it? You can now talk to Wispy directly and ask any question about your data!
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We’re excited to announce our partnership with @thirdwavelabs! Through this exclusive partnership, Thirdwave Wallet Intelligence customers can receive discounted access to Datawisp. Wispy can answer any question about your wallet data and even combine it with other data (e.g marketing, product) and give you deeper insights than you ever thought possible. datawisp.io/blog/unlocking-t…
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After almost 3 years of building @datawisp, it was nice to see our ad and logo up in the iconic Times Square! Now our friends and family (and LinkedIn connections) can see how hard we work on a daily basis 😄. Big thanks to Erica Wenger and the team at @brexHQ for hooking us up with this perk #bigapplebuilders
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If you're in a long-running Dungeons and Dragons campaign but you have to travel, it would be cool to find someone to fill in for you. And if you're visiting a new city, why not rent a space in an existing campaign while you're there? How? With my new startup, AirDnD
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Do you spend days going back and forth with data people to get critical business insights? Does it affect your productivity? If you could get the answer to most data questions in under 30 seconds using AI, would you try that? @SuperGoodCTO and I are currently interviewing prospective customers for the latest version of our AI data scientist, Wispy. If the above sounds like you, comment or DM me.
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"How do you think AI systems can do so much? You must not understand them well enough to see that there's no magic in them" Yeah, magic isn't actually required. You have to understand the rest of the world well enough to see that there's actually no magic anywhere else either
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Throw-back to last Friday -@ElectronicMo and Corey @PlayHoneyland live at the Solana Hacker House in NYC showing how the team uses our AI data scientist Wispy to analyze player data and make the game better. We love working with Corey and the whole @PlayHoneyland team!
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Thanks @PlayHoneyland for mentioning us in your company update, we're flattered :) Working with Honeyland and seeing all the cool ways they use their data has been an amazing experience so far and we're excited to see what the team do next! youtube.com/clip/UgkxKpZdpJ7…
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Want to know how to grow your users 3x in 45 days? Ask Gabriel Tan, a user acquisition specialist at Hexagon Studios, publisher of @PlayHoneyland, a fun mobile casual strategy game built on Solana. We've been thrilled to be part of this journey with the Honeyland team and are so impressed with how they've been able to create an awesome game that players love. Check the link below to learn more about how Datawisp helps Honeyland: ✅ Understand more about their new users ✅ Integrate data to create one source of truth, from AppsFlyer to their back-end server ✅ Empower each employee to create custom views of the data that matters to their part of the business ✅ Build rich analytics automatically with our AI Assistant Wispy 👉 datawisp.io/blog/partnering-… Join the swarm!
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📊 Calling all data people! Who's going to AWS re:Invent next week? I'll be in Vegas talking to folks about our new natural language powered analytics tech at @datawisp :)
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1.0 finally out!
It's official - we're out of beta, and Datawisp v1.0 is now live! Datawisp puts complex analysis within reach of anyone at your company. V1.0 includes: ✅ A visual user interface that eliminates code ✅ Support for most major databases, file types, and blockchains ✅ 20x performance improvement since our beta ✅ A clean and intuitive charting experience ✅ The flexibility of spreadsheets w/ the power of Python Full post: datawisp.io/blog/datawisp_ve… #Datawisp #analytics #nocode
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Lately I've been seeing a lot of threads on every platform about the merits of using AI for data analysis. They seem to be split evenly between "this is a total game changer" and "please for the love of God don't use ChatGPT to analyze data." I've attached a couple of examples. It's easy to be wowed by the awesome things that LLMs like ChatGPT can do with your data because 1) these are tasks that previously required highly paid, trained professionals and 2) almost any business can benefit from the ability to quickly analyze their data. However, the biggest issue with using this technology for data analysis is that it was built to predict what LOOKS correct, not what IS correct. In other words, there's no guarantee that anything that AI says is true, and the average non-technical person (who has the most to gain from using a tool like this) isn't in a position to double check the AI's work. TLDR; until there's an easy way for non-technical folks to reliably audit the AI's work in a way they can understand, AI powered analytics have no real place in business. Luckily, that's precisely what we're building at @datawisp ;)
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Monday is a great day to start doing something with all that data you've been collecting. If your company has any clients, or even beta testers, it's not too early to get started!
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Datawisp is an easy to use, collaborative platform for getting insights from data without code.
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The "reflection" paper is interesting, and the findings (in my limited tests) seem also to work to reduce bias. (In GPT-4) That said, GPT-3.5 sucks at reflecting.
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Although, using the "feedback" function, it proposed a new answer that performs better.
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As we near the end of our open beta, it's just as important as ever to build the product improvements users care most about. This month we launched support for remote querying, new aggregate options, and the ability to export to a PostreSQL connection. datawisp.io/blog/datawisp-de…
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We made stuff!
As we near the end of our open beta, it's just as important as ever to build the product improvements users care most about. This month we launched support for remote querying, new aggregate options, and the ability to export to a PostreSQL connection. datawisp.io/blog/datawisp-de…
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I think the advancements that LLMs are bringing right now are amazing, and I'm sure this is at least as revolutionary as smartphones. With that said, still need to navigate the nuances of that technology, I've compiled a couple of them :)
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