So, I received a super scam looking cold email (no company address or website) from a company named Parse through @kalendarai for second time in a row. Of course marked as spam both times. I wonder though, who thought it was a good idea to require a reason to unsubscribe.

R to @aaditsh: @perplexity_ai, @elevenlabsio, @kalendarai, @midjourney just to name a few

R to @kalendarai: Automation is indeed a common practice; signing your name to something that you haven't reviewed before it goes out is very much not, and can lead pretty easily to disaster.

R to @QuinnyPig: We explicitly declare its AI written at the bottom of our emails :) Automation is a very common practice in sales and marketing, if you question that, give our service a shot!

R to @kalendarai: Then why was it signed with a human’s name? You see why “lying to people” isn’t a great ethical position, yes?

R to @kalendarai: Just to be clear for others who are curious — our error rate is around 0.15% and it will near 0% soon!

R to @QuinnyPig: Humans don’t write our emails, they are 💯 AI generated. Definitely tagging this for more supervision to update the algorithm!

R to @QuinnyPig: Is he talking about you getting an erection?

In today's hilarity, the "helpful" folks at @kalendarai make the CEO whose emails they're writing look like he's absolutely unhinged and should not be allowed outdoors unsupervised.

Using ChatGPT/llama V2 like LLMs for autonomous sales agents. @kalendarai is introducing "deals" to directly funnel new revenue to your bank. Sales agents find, engage, and close contracts through email and chat interactions with 200m+ companies: https://kalendar.ai/?utm_source=waitlist.

R to @HeyStephenAI: Kalendar AI @kalendarai Make your sales team superhuman. KalendarAI's SalesGPT agents generate revenue on autopilot, reaching out to potential customers and booking meetings globally. https://kalendar.ai/