Shasheesh Purohit

AI Titans Quiz went live last Friday (4-Aug). We had an incredible 247 comments, 581 upvotes and ended up at #2 of the day. Overwhelming support, love and some very candid feedback. Here's some stats on the gameplay - 1. Over 2000 people played the quiz, 400 of them completed 2. The top (valid) score was 170 - there was an exploit around the timer, which allowed to game the system & get higher scores. 3. 48 hrs post the launch, people were still playing & sharing Top 3 feedback 1. Replay 2. Feedback on wrong answers 3. Optimisation for slow networks TBH, launching on this amazing community of product lovers is like an addiction - one I do not want to get over :) Look forward to the next version of the Titans, soon!

Launching a product is as much art as science. Personally for me, over several successful launches, I now have 3 must haves - 1. Dog-food it Thoroughly used it for a day yourself. Make sure everything ticks. You don't need to be perfect, but don't be caught unawares. 2. Get alpha feedback Get at least a couple 3p users who are not the makers to try it. Get a sense of whether it s easy and it works. As makers, we suffer from the curse of knowledge and we know how exactly things work. 3. Measure, measure, measure Have a way to understand how users are using your product! Esp. on the day of a launch, details on engagement, usage & adoption can really help you take right decisions for the road ahead. What are your must-haves?

TL;DR Someone entered Colorado State Fair fine art competition with an Midjourney-generated piece called Theatre d'Opera Spatial.... and won the first prize! My controversial take: S/he applied in the digital arts category. So why not. What's do you think? Though an AI art generator is legal, there've been copyright lawsuits filed against AI companies. There's also the question of where it is fine to utilise it.. and where it's not. More on this here https://www.themarysue.com/the-a...