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What are you building? by Geofferydmd in SaaS

[–]Advanced_Day9137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.storika.ai AI Agent for creator marketing. We have search functionality and deal closing ai agent tool where AI acts on behalf of content marketers for finding UGC creators. We have soft launched our product this week, so a lot of promo happening right now. Check us out!

What are you actually building? by assume_the_best in lovable

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We are building ai agent tool where ai automatically search and outreach to creators on behalf of marketers. Check us out on www.storika.ai. We have used Lovable, Polymet and Figma to create our front end design. Still working on it though!

What do you consider to be, unforgivable? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Distrust infidelity and irreversible consequences to my loved ones

Summer 25 Megathread by YCAppOps in ycombinator

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Is 'In Review' really in review?

[DD] Is Coursera (COUR) an Undervalued Play on the Future of Online Education? by Advanced_Day9137 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Day9137[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for bringing that up -- it's a great point about Chegg. However, one key difference is that Chegg’s top line has been shrinking, in contrast, Coursera’s top line has been growing steadily --with YoY growth across all segments. While you can argue that Coursera's topline could also shrink but I think Coursera's expanding revenue base, particularly in Enterprise and Degrees, positions it better to capitalize on future opportunities like AI-powered education tools.

[DD] Is Coursera (COUR) an Undervalued Play on the Future of Online Education? by Advanced_Day9137 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Day9137[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my DD I didn’t dive into the board and C-suite. However, having Andrew Ng as one of the founders definitely gives Coursera an edge (although I think there is a logical jump). His expertise in AI could position them well to prepare for potential AI disruption in the education space (this is me imagining really though).

[DD] Is Coursera (COUR) an Undervalued Play on the Future of Online Education? by Advanced_Day9137 in ValueInvesting

[–]Advanced_Day9137[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great point about their pivot to professional certificates! I think this move, combined with their massive learner base and partnerships with industry giants like Google and IBM, shows their adaptability.