At x.ai we think some things are worth innovating (product!), and some things aren’t (business model). This measured approach extends to how we manage our technologists—in this area we do … View Article
The latest and greatest from team x.ai
At x.ai we think some things are worth innovating (product!), and some things aren’t (business model). This measured approach extends to how we manage our technologists—in this area we do … View Article
Sometimes you arrange to meet someone offline and quickly find a day and time. Other times you know exactly when you’d like to set up a call or grab a … View Article
We tend to see the Internet in general, and email in particular, as a massive productivity boon for knowledge workers. However, a set of interesting studies shows that email leads … View Article
Last week, Dennis returned to The Twenty Minute VC with Harry Stebbings to discuss x.ai’s move into the enterprise with the launch of our Business edition. Listen to the interview here. Here’s … View Article
In many realms, the higher the price tag the more advanced the feature set. The rule of thumb is more $ = better stuff. This near direct relationship between the … View Article
Today, we’re excited to announce the launch of our Business edition, which is designed for teams. x.ai makes an AI assistant who schedules meetings for you—Amy or Andrew Ingram. There’s … View Article
It happens, we all forget things. You’re the last one out of the office, and you can’t remember if you locked the door behind you. Or you have a colleague … View Article
Running a proper calendar means making sure to note all events on it, whether these are meetings, appointments or even time you’ve blocked out to finish a particular project. Amy … View Article
Name: Noah Goldman Title: Host Company: Enterprise Sales Podcast Location: NYC Twitter handle: @noahgee x.ai boss since: October 2014 Describe yourself in one word: Hustle Tell us one fun fact about you! I became one … View Article
In October I joined the x.ai team as the first UX/UI designer for our ‘visible’ touchpoints, working alongside another designer who focuses on the ‘invisible’ interactions of our product. I … View Article