How novelty effects and Dopamine Culture rule the tech industry
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AI apps with shitty retention, consumers with zero patience, and what happens next
How novelty effects and Dopamine Culture rule the tech industry AI apps with shitty retention, consumers with zero patience, and what happens next May 06, 2024 780 70 89 Share Dear readers, First off, hello from Substack! I am writing from andrewchen.substack.com where you’ll find me from now on. After 15+ years of writing via wordpress on andrewchen.com (and its predecessors), I’m going to try Substack. I’m long overdue, of course, led the company’s Series A in 2019. I will be maintaining my archives at andrewchen.com and will occasionally refer back. My (very bad, very lazy) excuse is that I
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