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    Ryan Casey

    Head of Product Management | 0-1 Products | Platform, Analytics, ML/AI

    Ryan Casey is a product enthusiast with a diverse background in hardware and software. His expertise lies in building products, developing product strategies leveraging ML/AI, and working on analytics/data platforms. Ryan's professional journey began with creating a computer manufacturing company and has since led him to various leadership roles in product management across different industry verticals, where he has tackled 'big data' challenges. His educational background includes an Associate's degree from Community College of Rhode Island and a Bachelor of Arts in Film Media/Writing from the University of Rhode Island. Ryan has held key positions such as Head of Product Management at Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™ and Unsupervised, Senior Manager of Product Management at Workfront, and various senior product manager roles at companies like Toast, Inc., Crimson Hexagon, Localytics, Acquia, and Folsom Creative. Additionally, Ryan is the founder of Rage Computers and enjoys writing on diverse topics.

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    Oct 21 · twitter

    Worth a read. Agree with some parts and disagree with others. I think fundamentally the AI Agentic concept is here to stay. How we increase the reasoning and intelligence of these agents is where I diverge but the overall mental framework is sound. https://t.co/YAANcMTiLJ

    Oct 15 · twitter

    I'm not a Google fan at all but the counter-argument to this is: There is no one better on the planet than indexing and ranking data than Google (in terms of scale, performance, breadth, etc.). It wouldn't surprise me the least if Google makes leap in their context windows for search results. Perhaps more importantly, I bet they change portions of their ad models so that you can pay for your content to influence AI search results. They may be behind right now but they have billions in cash. They are their own worst enemy with their woke bs operations but don't sleep on them.