HeyJaredEugina Jordan
A tech startup founder in her 50s, building YOUnifiedAI, a software platform that connects disconnected tools and data for small to medium-sized enterprises with AI. Technologist with 24+ patents, former CMO with 24 years of experience.
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- 63
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- ~490 subscribers
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- Jul 3, 2026
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What can I do with AI today that I couldn’t imagine doing on my own a year ago? (opens the original)
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A surprising amount—and I’m not talking about asking it to write an email. As the founder of YOUnifiedAI, I wear a lot of hats. Recently, I used AI to turn meeting notes into a product feature list, build a website in about an hour, set up a campaign automation, and create three presentations in roughly three hours. Those decks took longer than they should have because Claude ran out of tokens, and I refused to pay more. So I moved over to Chatty and worked on a simple contract. 😂 I also use AI
Apple's AI Shift ... (opens the original)
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What if choosing an AI model worked more like choosing a component than committing to a platform? Apple is opening a small but interesting door. On iPhone in Japan, users can configure the side button to launch a third-party voice app. Bloomberg has separately reported plans to let competing AI services work with Siri. These are different changes, and neither means that every model can simply replace Siri everywhere. But together they point toward something I find much more interesting than an a
AI Safety: Can We Keep Pace with Its Power (opens the original)
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AI agents are moving from answering questions to taking action. That shift changes what safety and governance need to cover. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s essay *We Must Pace the Frontier* proposes independent evaluators embedded inside frontier AI companies. With ongoing access, they could examine safety practices, report incidents, and assess training processes—not just test a model after it is complete. I think businesses need to ask a parallel question about the agents they deploy: **What aut
Startup Fundraising ... (opens the original)
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Fundraising is weird. For months, you push and push and push, and nothing seems to move. Then one thing happens. Then another. And suddenly the flywheel starts turning. Today’s founder milestone: I filed our Form D with the SEC. BY MYSELF. 😂 Customers, investors, due diligence… and now federal securities filings. Apparently this is what being a grown-up CEO looks like. I was expecting champagne. Instead, I got an EDGAR acceptance notice. 😂 #FounderLife #StartupFounder #Fundraising #StartupJourne
Stop Being Your Own API: Make your disconnected apps talk (opens the original)
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Most small businesses do not have a software problem. They have a “none of the software talks to each other” problem. QuickBooks may know the money. A CRM may know the customer. A scheduling system may know what was booked. A field-service platform may know which jobs were completed. A payment tool may know which invoices were paid. Each application contains one part of the truth. The business owner is left trying to assemble the whole story manually. That becomes especially dangerous when the q
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