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AI-Powered LinkedIn Conversation Automation – Seeking Feedback

Mon, 11/11/2024 - 5:07pm

Hi all, I have been approached by a client to help with automating his LinkedIn conversations within the direct message/Ibox feature.

Their goal is to evolve or replace their current Dux-Soup setup with advanced conversational AI capabilities.

Key requirements: • Integrate AI chatbot functionality with LinkedIn direct messaging • Develop system to qualify leads and guide prospects to book meetings • Ensure compliance with LinkedIn's terms of service • Create a seamless handoff from AI to human interaction when necessary (specifically when the customer is ready to book a call).

I am looking at Expandi and Salesflow etc, but thought I would check here to see if anyone is aware of a solution. I could attempt building something within Make or Zapier but feel like we'll experience issues.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42110856

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TLB_shootdowns

Mon, 11/11/2024 - 5:03pm
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Karl Popper (1997)

Mon, 11/11/2024 - 5:01pm
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Announcing: Forth

Mon, 11/11/2024 - 4:56pm

Article URL: https://github.com/cstrainge/sorth

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42110777

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Suno (AI generated music service) – my experience so far (long)

Mon, 11/11/2024 - 4:54pm

After some time testing the service, about two months ago I signed for a paid subscription on suno.com; here are my impressions. Need to split the post as it's too long.

0: A foreword - I'm not touching the whole copyright thing at all as I have zero interest in making famous artist X sing one of my songs, clone their music, or sending any musicians to flip hamburgers because I can't pay them to play for me; I write my own lyrics and, after having played for years in a rock band, just want to test the technology with an open mind. And.. yes, nothing beats the live/rehearsal room experience with real friends, instruments, sweat and lots of beer; no need to remind this old rocker about that:^)

1: Music genres available - There's lots of them, more than one can dream of, and they're so interesting to explore and combine; this aspect alone can have a huge potential in teaching music, if and when they'll implement a way to give the user more control over the AI. Unfortunately as it learns from the music available, it suffers from the "4 chords syndrome" plus if you're say a prog rock lover you'll have a hard time producing anything that is not some sort of metal in 4/4. I couldn't make it produce a 7/8 or 5/4, not even placing it along with "odd time signatures" in the prompt.

And consequently, prompting for metal and hard rock very often returns speed metal with annoying double speed drums. (to any suno engineers hopefully reading this: they're a rare exception, not the rule).

Apart from this and other possible quirks about other genres I'm not used to and can't comment, it's extremly rich and fun to explore. Also, it follows the indication if you write the era inside the prompt, that is, writing "rock, 70s, hammond pad, ..." will likely produce something that sounds like made classic rock of that era, and conversely makes possible things like "grunge, 70s, bagpipes" which of course will return something never heard before. That is what makes it interesting the most: sailing new seas!

Another problem: it's somehow obsessed with putting stupid synth solos in rock songs, and I don't mean a '70s type mono synth played Keith Emerson style which I would welcome in some tracks, but some obsessive repetitive loud patterns using multiple layered sawtooths like in many dance songs of a decade ago, that if you ask me, have no place even in dance music or techno (which I like). However I get them less and less with time, probably as a result of downvoting my own tracks that exhibit that problem; but that meant I smoked lots of precious credits for something that could be solved by having more control within the prompt or within lyrics. Trying [no synths] and the like of course didn't work. That brings us to the next point.

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