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Why AI Can't Replace PR Judgment — Tilo Bonow (PIABO Communications) (opens the original)
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AI can draft 50 press releases, but it cannot persuade a skeptical journalist, navigate a crisis, or decide which claim a company is prepared to defend publicly. Tilo Bonow argues that artificial intelligence has made judgment—not content production—the premium product in communications. The conversation examines how language models are reshaping reputation and visibility. Earned media now serves two audiences: human decision-makers and the AI systems that summarize markets, compare vendors, and
Can Project A's Operational Model Beat US VCs? | Florian Heinemann - Project A (opens the original)
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Florian Heinemann questions whether OpenAI's near-trillion-dollar valuation makes sense when the company would need to rank among the top five global companies by value just to justify a 2–2.5x return for current investors. He argues that LLMs lack the strong network effects that made Google, Amazon, and Meta defensible — and that open-source alternatives now catch up in under a year. The conversation explores how early-stage startups today face lower entry costs but higher barriers to staying r
Why AI Can't Replace Drug Development — Diego Braguglia (VI Partners) (opens the original)
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Diego Braguglia has spent 25 years investing in healthcare, and his most important lesson isn't about science or exits — it's about cash. Through the dot-com crash, the 2008 financial crisis, and multiple market downturns, his firm VI Partners survived by staying diligent, keeping liquidity, and refusing to compromise on the quality of science. In this conversation, Braguglia walks through the mechanics of early-stage healthcare investing, the structural advantages of evergreen funds over tradit
Why European Billing Can Beat Stripe - Gregory Herbert (Frisbii) (opens the original)
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Most companies obsess over acquiring the next customer while dramatically underinvesting in the ones they already have. But what if the best growth isn't found in new logos—it's sitting inside your existing customer base? This conversation explores the often-overlooked economics of retention versus acquisition, the strategic mistakes embedded in long-term contracts, and why billing infrastructure is no longer back-office plumbing but a growth engine. The discussion unpacks the European fintech l
AI Is Collapsing the Vulnerability Lifecycle - Marco Riccardi (QuoIntelligence) (opens the original)
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AI has collapsed the vulnerability lifecycle — from discovery to mass exploitation — into a matter of hours, fundamentally disrupting how organizations must think about cybersecurity. What was once a 60-90 day patching window is now obsolete, and the barrier to finding critical vulnerabilities has dropped so low that anyone with access to AI can do it. Marco Riccardi breaks down how geopolitics directly drives cyber attacks, often within hours of major political statements. When Germany pledged
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