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A New AI Paradigm Will Displace Notion and Google Docs
“It probably something will come and destroy Notion and Google Docs and all of them with a totally new paradigm that is made possible by AI, and certainly these incumbents won't do it.”
Alex LeBrun: AI Paradigms Will Eventually Displace Notion and Google Docs
“Probably something will Come and destroy Notion and Google Docs and all of them with a totally new paradigm that is made possible by AI.”
Des Traynor: Turning glorified Google Docs into SaaS apps is never viable
“Turning spreadsheets into SaaS apps has been a good idea forever. Turning glorified Google Docs into SaaS apps, I think, has never been a good idea.”
Emberikos: AI agents gain enterprise stickiness by connecting to external systems
“As agents start to do work that is not writing code, but more general work, again, for software engineers or beyond for any builder, they're gonna need to start interfacing with other systems. Right? So as they start, maybe your agent is talking to Sentry, rig…”
Stebbings: Word docs yield truer board feedback than Google Docs
“I really like it when they send, not slide decks, because they can just be used as like crutches, but like a doc, and then I say send it in a Word doc, not a Google doc, because if you send it in a Word doc, you write in isolation, because if, you know, you're…”
Stebbings: Collect feedback on Word docs to ensure unencumbered team opinions
“I make people comment on Word docs, not on Google docs, because then they send them back to me the night before, and then I can pick on them in the meeting and say, hey, in the Word doc you said this, and their opinion is unencumbered by others, where it would…”
Stebbings uses isolated Word documents for committee feedback to prevent groupthink
“So the way I do it is I send out actually a Word doc, not a Google doc, because that's obviously collaborative. I sent out a Word doc the night before. So it's all in isolation. No one sees what other people put. And then they have this kind of free space to r…”