[Magmalgebra]

Yeah. For all the excesses of the current AI craze there's a lot of real meat to it that will obviously survive the hype cycle.

User education, for example, can be done in ways that don't even feel like gen AI in ways that can drastically improve activation e.g. recommendation to use feature X based on activity Y, tailored to their use case.

If you won't even lean into things like this you're just leaving yourself behind.

[johnnyanmac]

>here's a lot of real meat to it that will obviously survive the hype cycle.

Okay. When the hype cycle dies we can re-evaluate. Stances aren't set in stone.

>If you won't even lean into things like this

I'm sure Andy knows what kind of business was in his clients and used that to inform his acceptance/rejection of projects. It mentions web marketing so it doesn't seem like much edutech crossed ways here.