If you're in London and interesting in Product, come by on August 12th. We'll talk about how we build product at Granola and where AI-native products are headed

Sometimes I play with the idea of starting a company which makes really nice electronics that feels as little “tech” as possible. Ie where the user only have to interface with “tech” when absolutely necessary. Audio player that uses little nfc tokens, no screen. TV that just shows what’s input (with a hardware input switch.) Etc Because today it’s actually quite hard to find electronics that are “human first”, almost everything is “tech maximalism”, from toothbrushes and cars to baby monitors and door handles

Calling all design engineers 🏠

The rumours are true, there really is something in the water in London @meetgranola Feeling energized, ready to ship and hopefully a bit wiser from folks like @steveruizok @soleio

I Granola'ed @karpathy's Software 3.0 talk at YC AI Startup School. Ask It Anything:

Hello London. Your lad’s landed. See you this Monday for a cheeky pint and a laugh? It can be our first visit to Granola’s new office together.

I’ve started joining every Google Meet 30 seconds early. When you join early, everyone’s virtual note takers join early too. I spend the first few seconds screaming about how I’m on the Titanic, we’ve just hit an iceberg, the end is near, and I need immediate assistance. I then do the rest of the meeting normally. When the meeting ends, everyone gets an emailed transcript where the AI summary is: “Chris hit an iceberg, is trapped on a sinking ship, and general Q2 pricing updates”

Super fun @cursor_ai @meetgranola hack night in London 🇬🇧 Insane the kind of stuff you can build in 3hr these days Thanks @AshPrabaker for organising!

It’s pretty wild that @meetgranola has done more for the AI community in London in a few months than it feels like the big labs with their hundreds of local employees have done for years Just like the product, am sure they’ve created a new trend