The 5 things you need to “really create magic” with AI: LLM, context, invite it, workflow and evaluation

Good morning. The OPENAI GPT-5 is live and free! You can read everything on the latest LLM model of Sam Altman and what it does to his competition with Google and Meta here. How will it have an impact on all entrepreneurs and business leaders who build commercial models around these constantly evolving technologies? The answer can be “not much”.
I spoke with serial entrepreneur Geoff Nudd yesterday, whose startup Anonymous Health deploys AI to help people overcome dependence and unwanted habits. Launched in June, it now serves more than 10,000 users. While Nudd is happy to have access to more intelligence, he compares the update to “the peak of semiconductors, where you always want to plan what will be there in 18 months”.
Nudd argues that there are five main components to deliver the value: the LLM, the context, the invites, the workflow and the evaluation. “It is these five things that work together in concert that really creates magic,” he said. “Frontier models are actually merchant. The way you create the value dates back to these four other components. ”
“People like we will go to everything the cheapest at some point, because they are all essentially the same,” he added. “If I have the recording system for industry, the more the contact points in other systems, I have the widest possible context.”
His advice: Look for the scale of your systems, go deep in the understanding of your customer and deploy new capacities for the purpose. The Nudd model, for example, uses AI to engage users during high risk of addictive behavior. It is a tool to help humans live a better life in the AI era.
Top news
Trump requests the resignation of the CEO of Intel
In an article on Thursday on Truth Social, President Donald Trump described the CEO of Intel Lip-Bu Tan as “very conflict” and required that he resigns. Earlier in the week, Senator Tom Cotton asked that Tan be withdrawn for his alleged personal investments in Chinese companies.
Lips Tan denounces “disinformation”
“There has been a lot of disinformation circulating on my past roles … I want to be absolutely clear: over 40 years in the industry, I have established relationships in the world and through our diversified ecosystem – and I have always worked in the highest legal and ethical standards”, ” Tan said.
Context: The Board of Directors of Intel and the CEO do not agree on the strategy
The chairman of the board of directors, Frank Yeary, believes that the company should leave the manufacturing activity of fleas entirely; Tan thinks that it is at the heart of the company and does not want Intel to become dependent on foreign suppliers, WSJ reports.
Bitcoin jumps on new rules 401 (K)
President Trump should sign a decree allowing holders of 401 (K) retirement savings plans to invest in the crypto. Bitcoin has increased on news. FT reports that 154 public companies have bought or plans to buy crypto for their balance sheets, committing a total of $ 98.4 billion. The previous year, companies had only initiated $ 33.6 billion at the crypto. Companies are tempted to acquire Bitcoin because investors in stocks like to be exposed to the crypto without buying it directly, and the additional demand for companies has increased the price of Bitcoin.
President Trump appointed Stephen Miran to the Fed
Another will serve Temporarily to the board of directors of the federal reserve, to complete a vacancy until January, when a permanent appointment can be made. Miran was the head of the Blank House economic advisers. He is best known as the author of the so-called “Mar-A-Lago” document, entitled “A user guide to restructure the world trading systemWhich argued in favor of increasing prices on imports to rebalance world trade. It is also A falcon of inflation.
Switzerland drops by 39% price
Swiss companies are fighting to understand How they will now survive that their American export market is subject to a rate of 39%, one of the highest on Trump’s list. The main exports in Switzerland are pharmaceutical products, watches, industrial machines, chocolate and cheese. “The worst case has become a reality,” said the Swiss lobby group for engineering and technology industries. “If this exorbitant customs burden is maintained, export activities from the Swiss technology industry to the United States will be effectively destroyed.” To add the insult to the injury, the CPB added another category of goods in the 39%support: Gold bars– Another basic food for Swiss export. Context: the Swiss do not understand why Trump considers the country with such hostility.
Trump Apple Gifts Made in USA “plate
CEO of Apple Tim Cook presented President Trump with a 24 -carat gold plaque “Made in USA” during a meeting to celebrate the plan of the technological company to invest an additional $ 100 billion in American manufacturing. This increases Apple’s commitment to domestic production to $ 600 billion.
Other news: The Israeli cabinet Approved a plan To fully occupy the city of Gaza… Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed to a peace agreement in the United States … The Doj of the United States announcement A reward of $ 50 million for the capture of the Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, who, according to the administration, supports various organized crime operations, drug traffickers, gangs and firearm runners.
Markets
Future S&P 500 increased by 0.26% this morning, pre-market, after closing the index flat yesterday. Stoxx Europe 600 increased by 0.15% at the start of negotiations. UK FTSE 100 fell 0.11% at the start of negotiations. Japanese Nikkei 225 increased by 1.85%. China CSI 300 dropped by 0.24%. South Korea Kospit dropped by 0.55%. India NIFTY 50 dropped by 0.77%. Bitcoin increased to $ 116.5,000.
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