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Daniel O'Duffy

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Daniel O'Duffy is a seasoned professional with a strong background in building digital products at scale.

His educational journey includes a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy from Yale University, a program in Liberal Studies focusing on Philosophy and Psychology from the University of Notre Dame, business fundamentals and tactics training from General Assembly, and attaining Leaving Certificate (hons.) from Abbey Community College.

Daniel's professional career showcases his expertise in product management roles at reputable organizations. He has held positions like Senior Product Manager & AI Lead at Diligent, Senior Product Manager at Codecademy, Senior Product Manager at Skillsoft, Product Manager at Codecademy, Product Operations Manager at Codecademy, Product Marketing Manager at Codecademy, Director of WeWork Labs at WeWork, Community Manager at WeWork, Admissions Producer at General Assemb.ly, Associate Admissions Producer at General Assemb.ly, and Regional Coordinator at Obama for America.

Highlights

Oct 31 · twitter

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Oct 26 · twitter

I was talking with a small business owner recently who had filled out a micro1 form about selling data from his business. He figured his business probably wasn't what they were looking for.

My reaction was, why? You're running a small business. An agent that's supposed to help people run small businesses has a lot to learn from how you do it.

Something as ordinary as a client asking a question can contain valuable information. A business owner has to understand what the client is asking, decide how to answer it, and consider how the answer might affect the rest of their business. You could give an AI the answer and leave out the most important information.

Our portfolio company @micro1_ai is collecting operational knowledge and business workflows to help train AI systems. So much useful knowledge sits inside the work people do every day, especially the parts they've gotten so good at that they barely stop to explain them.

If I hand an agent something to work on, I want it to have some idea of how that work gets done. Walking it through every decision would become a job of its own.

A business owner might look at their files and see a bunch of ordinary client work. There could be years of experience in there that would be very hard to get any other way.

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London, England, United Kingdom