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Ries: Anthropic's Long-Term Benefit Trust appoints corporate board directors
“Their company is governed by something called the long-term benefit trust, which is an outside set of trustees that are not like a vague advisory board or like remember the trust And safety counsel that that Facebook famously had and The totally ignored. The L…”
Eric Ries May 30, 2026 ▶ 5:14 #2307 Eric Ries: Why Anthropic Won and How To Build Incurruptible companies
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Yang: Facebook has 65M business Pages adaptable into bots
“It's 1.2 billion people every month using the messenger platform. They have over sixty five million businesses using pages and each page is a potential is a one click away from becoming a bot.”
Mikael Yang May 26, 2017 ▶ 54:04 #1453 The future of chat (and interacting with your customers)
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Yang: Facebook drove high F8 engagement using Messenger parametric codes for swag
“What Facebook did is they put up this parametric code that said, like, Hey, if you want free swag, just scan this code, and you're gonna we're gonna send you a message of what you've got, and it can be a t-shirt, socks, or something else, and everyone was like…”
Mikael Yang May 26, 2017 ▶ 27:51 #1453 The future of chat (and interacting with your customers)
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