Founder of Meetme and Baboom

Romain de Wolff

I did something a bit ridiculous this week-end

I stopped at the Kiosk, bought the Bilan Magazine, and started flipping through the pages right there. When I found my name, my picture, first a mention, then a longer piece where I talk about the challenge for future lawyers, I just stood there grinning.

I stopped an elderly man next to me and said "hey look am in the paper!". He was stunned by my excitement. At first surprised, then he saw I was genuinely happy. He looked at me with this kind of quiet contentment, asked me what I do to get there.

It's a small achievement. But it's my first time being visible in the papers. I get to share what I do, what I'm discovering, how the world is changing, and how I'm trying to put my small stone into it.

Do I still have imposter syndrome? Of course. But this time it didn't hit as hard. I respect my work. I'm happy to see the results of the many hours I've put in over the last years.

I then told all the people I saw that day and was so happy to show my little face in there 😬

That's it. I'm really happy to be here!

Thanks to all the people that make that possible, thanks to the Bilan Magazine for this opportunity! Amazing to be here!

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Screens will shrink.

Voice will explode.

In 5 to 10 years, most professional work won't involve typing.

Here's why I bet my company on this:

Lawyers are verbal professionals.

They argue in court. They negotiate on calls. They think out loud.

Yet we force them to type for 4+ hours a day.

That's not a workflow.

That's a bottleneck.

The firms adopting voice first now aren't early adopters.

They're building muscle memory for what's coming.

Voice isn't a feature.

It's the future interface.

What's your take: will voice replace typing in professional work?

image: Me, 4 hours into typing, realizing voice exists :)

Always enjoyed great ads. 

When I was younger, I loved watching Culture Pub on M6: the best ads, every Sunday evening. Pure gold.

Today, Anthropic just dropped some absolute nuggets: ads against ads 🍿

They're making fun of their big competitor OpenAI, who just announced they'd start showing ads in ChatGPT (!!) - and they do it amazingly well.

While OpenAI is going the Google/Meta route with advertising revenue, Anthropic is doubling down on a simple message: "We make money from subscriptions and enterprise contracts. No ads. Ever."

Love it or hate it, you have to admit, the execution is brilliant 👀

Check this one out. Warning, it talks about mom. It's my favorite 👇

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