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AI/TLDR

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AI/TLDR is reviewed here by founders who build their own products — what they tried, where they got stuck, one thing they'd change, and whether they would pay. Most recently, “AI/TLDR fits my taste. Next, let it learn my interests.” by Roger HE, building PersonWise. The maker of AI/TLDR has not claimed it yet; when they do, they can reply to every review.

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AI/TLDR fits my taste. Next, let it learn my interests.

A smooth, distinctive way to keep up with AI. Personal relevance filtering would make an already useful feed even harder to leave.

By Roger HE, building PersonWise
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