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    The All Turtles Podcast

    Exploring the provocative ways startup founders, product creators, and AI experts are solving real problems today. The cofounders of All Turtles, a global AI product company, and their guests share insights and advice about entrepreneurship and the AI industry.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Accessible and inclusive product design with Micah Rivera Jun 05, 2019
    Show notes

    How can good design ensure that a product is as inclusive as possible? Micah Rivera, lead designer for the All Turtles product Spot, has extensive experience in accessible, inclusive product design. From the psychology of color to the use of body language in character illustrations, he draws from a range of tools that he's eager to share. He emphasizes the importance of checking accessibility as you build a product, and he explains the visual metaphor of the hot air balloon in Spot.

    Show notes

    Conversation with Micah Rivera (1:02)

    Micah is the lead designer for Spot, an AI reporting bot that makes it safer for employees to speak up about harassment and discrimination in the workplace, and makes it easier for HR to follow up, even on anonymous reports.

    To develop the character illustrations, Micah worked closely with senior visual designer Carlos Rocafort IV.

    SciFi-preneurship

    Our new podcast series, SciFi-preneurship, is all about the ways in which science fiction inspires people to create the kind of future they want. Tune in next week for the first of nine episodes.

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    AI's exponential potential with Azeem Azhar May 29, 2019
    Show notes

    The exponentially increasing power of AI unleashes new advancements every day, but alongside those developments come new ethical questions about proper implementation. Azeem Azhar covers these technological evolutions in his newsletter Exponential View. By keeping his finger on the pulse of what AI is doing for us today (like improving gene sequencing and better predicting diseases in the IVF processes), he's able to share the insights he's gathered for businesses who want to avoid techlash.

    Show notes

    Conversation with Azeem Azhar (1:02)

    Azeem Azhar pens the Exponential View newsletter.

    Azeem's podcast covers all kinds of AI- and tech-related topics.

    Lemonade is a home and renters insurance company.

    AI use case (25:20)

    Autofill, location services, and when these services become creepy

    Listener question (28:35)

    From Niels via email: "What do you think is the potential of Federated Learning systems?"

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    Julian Guthrie on what needs to change in venture capital May 22, 2019
    Show notes

    Julian Guthrie's new book Alpha Girls follows the stories of four women who became successful VCs in Silicon Valley firms where they were often the only women in the room. Julian is a former journalist and a New York Times bestselling author, but despite her extensive experience writing about successful people, the Alpha Girls' stories surprised her. She describes the lessons learned from the women's extraordinary accomplishments, and shares how VCs and entrepreneurs can apply them today.

    Show notes

    Conversation with Julian Guthrie (1:22)

    Julian Guthrie is the author of Alpha Girls

    Julian's other books include The Billionaire and the Mechanic and How to Make a Spaceship

    Eye roll, please (24:20)

    Why "ignore the haters" is faulty advice for an entrepreneur.

    Listener question (26:35)

    From Niels via Twitter: "Why did you pick Paris over E.g. London or Berlin?"

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    Tech solutions to journalism problems with Gabe Campodonico and Kelly Chen May 15, 2019
    Show notes

    Sift, a news therapy app from All Turtles, is looking to solve real problems that lie at the intersection of technology and journalism. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter have become outrage-powered clicking machines that drive media cycles. Sift wants to help its users stay informed without feeling overwhelmed. They took an experimental approach to their product rollout that allowed them to build invaluable feedback into their latest version, an approach that could benefit products of any kind.

    Show notes

    Gabe Campodonico and Kelly Chen of Sift (2:10)

    Sift is a news therapy app that presents contentious topics in a therapeutic, engaging, and informative way so users can

    Kelly's background includes CNN and Huffington Post.

    Advice to entrepreneurs (24:20)

    What kind of money is better for funding a business? Investments or revenue

    Listener question (26:35)

    From Michael via Twitter: "Is All Turtles a reference to the probably apocryphal Bertrand Russel story?"

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    Startup communication and outreach with Susan Gonzales May 08, 2019
    Show notes

    When Facebook moved into a Menlo Park space that was across the street from one of the lowest income areas of California, Susan Gonzales saw a potential for outreach, so she launched the company's community engagement program. Her time at Facebook gave her some unique insights into the likes of Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg. She now consults with startups on strategic communications, sharing her expertise on diversity-related issues.

    Show notes

    Susan Gonzales, Communications Coach (1:07)

    Susan's consulting services help her clients effectively communicate their messaging.

    Facebook's summer academy was designed to give low-income students professional learning opportunities.

    Black in AI, Queer in AI, Latinx in AI, and Women in Machine Learning are all groups Susan wants to help amplify.

    The All Turtles origin story (18:00)

    Jon answers Susan's question about how All Turtles came to be by telling the story of how the idea for All Turtles first gained traction.

    AI use case (21:14)

    Our first "Anti-AI use case": the decision to not use AI in the new All Turtles product Sift, a news therapy app

    Listener question (26:35)

    From May via email: "Are there guidelines for technology adoption speed/tipping point? Do you consider this at all when investing? In other words, what % of the population needs to LOVE the product/service so that the other next influenced segment (a bigger audience) will adopt it?"

    The Unscaled podcast series featured Hemant Taneja's philosophy that you don't need to scale in size first in order to have an impact.

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    Startup Playbook: Dealing with Competition May 01, 2019
    Show notes

    Knowing how to outpace competition is a difficult yet essential part of entrepreneurship. For a new startup, larger competing companies may have more resources, more employees, or more brand recognition. Yet there are strategies small product teams can employ to effectively take on competition. Matt Schlict, CEO of Octane AI, has developed a methodology that has worked for his team, the cornerstone of which is focusing on a vertical.

    Show notes

    Matt Schlicht, CEO of Octane AI (2:22)

    Octane AI is an e-commerce chatbot that enables Shopify merchants to communicate directly with their customers through Facebook messenger

    Phil's video about dealing with competition

    Chatbots Magazine is an online publication that has helped establish Octane AI as a voice in the chatbot space

    Ecommerce Magazine is another publication that gives Octane AI an opportunity to be at the forefront of e-commerce conversations

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    Startup Playbook: Designing a Product Apr 24, 2019
    Show notes

    What does thoughtful and effective product design look like? Sift, a news therapy app, is a prime example—it manages to be both therapeutic and informative because of the thoughtful design choices of its creators. Chris Ploeg and Gabe Campodonico, Sift's cofounders, built this product as a response to the outrage- and anxiety-inducing news cycle, and in this episode they share the details of their design process from ideation to feedback collection.

    Show notes

    Chris Ploeg and Gabe Campodonico, cofounders of Sift (2:22)

    Sift is a news therapy app that unpacks contentious issues to help reduce headline-induced anxiety.

    Sift's Medium post explains their experimental approach to their launch.

    TechCrunch's article about Sift digs into the need for an app that covers the news in a way that is not designed to induce outrage.

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    Startup Playbook: Developing Hardware Apr 17, 2019
    Show notes

    A crash landing in a famous soccer coach's backyard. A middle-of-the-night bolt of inspiration. An explosion of pink smoke. These memorable moments punctuated Sunflower Labs' hardware development process as they built their multi-component drone security system. In sharing the story of how they built their hardware product, they share tips—like the importance of fully understanding what problem you're solving and the need for tireless testing—that apply to any entrepreneurial endeavor.

    Show notes

    Alex Pachikov and Chris Eheim, cofounders of Sunflower Labs (1:56)

    Sunflower Labs builds autonomous home security systems

    The Verge's story on Sunflower Labs

    Sunflower Labs' coverage in CNET

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    Startup Playbook: Managing Feedback Apr 10, 2019
    Show notes

    Product creators who listen to feedback from their customers can gain valuable insight into the needs of people who use their product. Yet people who do not use the product, or have any intention of doing so, may also have thoughts and opinions about it. Sometimes, those comments will be constructive, but not always. Non-customer feedback is a is something that the CEO of Spot deals with regularly, and she's learned how to make the most of it.

    Show notes

    Jessica Coller, CEO of Spot (1:56)

    Spot's AI reporting tool makes it safer for employees to speak up and easier for HR to follow up, even on anonymous reports.

    Spot's feature in TechCrunch about how their app addresses harassment and discrimination in the workplace

    The HR Technologist's coverage of Spot's features

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    Startup Playbook: Finding a Cofounder Apr 03, 2019
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    When it comes to entrepreneurship, are two heads really better than one? Cofounders should have complementary skills, values, and aspirations; a strong partnership will serve as the foundation for building impactful products. But finding someone who has those traits, and learning to work alongside them, is a process. Thankfully, Tania Abedian Coke and Kevin Hsu—the cofounders of Tellus—have some guidance in this episode of the Startup Playbook series.

    Show notes

    Tania Abedian Coke and Kevin Hsu, cofounders of Tellus (1:42)

    Tellus is working to radically change and improve the standard of elder care with technology

    Some of the earliest iterations of Tellus were from Tania and Kevin's time Stanford's Venture Studio

    Learn more about Tania, Kevin, and their investors at Tellus' About page

    PERS, or Personal Emergency Response Systems, allow for people to call for medical help with the press of a button

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