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"The average consumer actually does not value their time. You would think they do, but they really do not.” "What people do care about is saving or making money.” Zach Yadegari, founder of Persona, explains how he's building his AI assistant around that belief:

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P1 /human16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari Kids a genius, first thing his agent will do is cancel the users calAI subscription

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@zach_yadegari Bro is bringing ecomm / DTC thinking to Silicon Valley Bullish

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Persona16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari correct.

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Kelvin16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari people will drive across town to save five bucks on gas, so selling an assistant as money saved instead of hours saved is the sharper wedge for sure

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Anderson16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari everyone wants an AI assistant until it starts billing like one

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Juanda Otero16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari I think users are mainly concerned with how to save money

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Ansh Nanda16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari I have a lot of thoughts about this

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Yossi Farro16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari Generational founder

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Julia Li16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari amazing

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Mikey Wessman16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari consumers don’t resonate with vague, time saving value props. they pay for clear outcomes

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Axel16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari Facts

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Mr.Curly16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari people chase profit, not minutes

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Σοφία16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari If the average consumer doesn’t care about saving time can you explain why 2 billion of them use food ordering apps instead of getting off the sofa?

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Brad Cooper16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari Would love to see the data in that survey. All depends on how you ask the question.

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Miles Beckett16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari I think he’ll do well

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armand type beat16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari he just like me fr

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Richard Burton16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari We live in an age where it's about time compression. AI doesn't give us creativity, it gives us time savings and it's exceptional at patterns. Creativity is still the domain of humans.

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Brendan Lee16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari Consumers don’t value their time because their earnings curve is horizontal. Business owners value their time because they’re aiming to bend that curve to the vertical, which means they’re happy trading dollars for more time.

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Kyle G16 gün önce

@zach_yadegari He's right for personal agents. Retention really is that simple: save money or make money. Without one of those, people use it once and leave.

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