By following the A.M.Y. rules for (meeting) engagement, you can set up more productive meetings.
Using Gmail’s Canned Responses with Amy + Andrew
By slotting Amy + Andrew into email templates, you can automate even more of your scheduling workflow.
How Amy + Andrew differ from chatbots
Our AI Interaction Designer Diane Kim explores the crucial differences between chatbots and conversational agents.
Better Scheduling for You and Your Team
We’re making changes to the way Amy + Andrew work that will help your teams schedule together better than ever. If you’ve been with us for a while, you know we’re constantly updating their capabilities and improving your (and your guests’!) experience.
How to think about intangible ROI for x.ai
A couple months ago, we overviewed how we calculate the tangible business ROI for our AI scheduling assistants. We still recommend ensuring any AI investment you make is grounded in providing empirical business value. However, that doesn’t mean all the rewards you’ll reap from such an investment are easily measured, or will occur in the…
x.ai wins CogX best AI product award
If you’ve ever been curious what I might look like accepting an award, please indulge in the epicness of my victory pose below. Sure, I got a little excited, and perhaps I had one too many Red Bulls to counteract the jet lag, but you gotta lean into your wins as an entrepreneur! However, Amy…
x.ai can now check coworker availability
If you’re using our AI scheduling assistants Amy + Andrew in your workplace, but your coworkers aren’t, there’s a new way to help everyone schedule faster—sign up for Team or Enterprise edition! Even if (for some unfathomable reason) your coworkers don’t want to sign up for access to Amy themselves, as long as your organization…
Time Lord’s Manual: Ticker Tracking
The Time Lords Manual is a series of 1-minute reads on how to become a master of your time. (You can read the Time Lords Manifesto here). Keeping track of how you fill your day is one of the easiest ways to identify and cut down on wasted time. This theory, which we call Ticker…
WIRED magazine on how x.ai is building AI today
When I first arrived here 2.5 years ago, my challenge was not getting people interested in AI or even the very narrow application that we’re building (an AI scheduling assistant). AI then was like cryptocurrencies now, at the height of the hype cycle. No, my challenge was explaining how it actually worked and what it…
How the x.ai process evolves
One of the things we value most at x.ai is a relentless approach to bettering our product and ourselves. We’re building technology for which no prior model exists for us to learn from. Because we’re writing the precedents ourselves, we have to leave our egos at the door and constantly question one another. Are we…
Our response to Google Duplex
Doubling down on our pro-disclosure stance in the wake of Google’s AI reveal. Google made a splash last week when an assistant feature called Duplex successfully set up a haircut appointment. Doesn’t sound so impressive in writing, until you consider that the assistant managed the task over the phone. The headlines came fast and furious: “Google’s…
AI lacks intelligence without different voices
Original illustration by Dylan Agar for Verge Digital. AI’s future is often discussed in idealistic terms, but the current landscape presents more complexity. x.ai’s Non-Binary series explores the social implications of AI from some of journalism’s most vital voices. First up, an examination of racial bias in AI from David Dennis, Jr. I was at…
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