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introducing Helena, the world's first self-improving AI marketer. $10M in sales driven for 20,000 businesses already. everyone's shipping an AI that just makes more slop: so we went further. Helena grades her own work, and rebuilds the ones that miss - including the ones she built. what she does:...

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