John Fiedler

Each ChatGPT entry point feels isolated from the others. I'll often jump between Chat, Dots, Voice and each of them has challenges, especially when I want to pick up something I was doing before. Chat will also stop at something Dots can do without handing off.

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This is so great - let's go \V/illanova! Live now on @foxone

"if you had codified your processes 3-6 months ago you're likely already behind again" This is one of the hardest parts of what is happening right now, and why you need people who are tasked with continuously optimizing and rethinking your workflows and not just building something once, otherwise it gets stale quickly.

I believe the answer is yes.....

There is an enormous push currently to open up infrastructure, content, features, and functionality to the emerging agentic ecosystem. And understandably so... Nobody wants to be left behind. But there is a fascinating paradox taking shape: Many companies have invested years and significant resources into building differentiated consumer experiences. The apps, websites, interfaces, and ecosystems that define how customers discover, engage with, and ultimately develop loyalty to products. What happens when those experiences are no longer the primary way customers interact with those products? An AI agent can access a product's functionality, combine it with capabilities from competitors, and deliver an entirely new experience through a different front door. Someone can vibe-code an application over a weekend that repackages the most valuable parts of a product alongside a dozen others. The underlying content, functionality, and infrastructure still have value. But the ways in which consumers access and engage with them could fundamentally change. And perhaps more importantly, the customer relationship starts to shift. Whoever controls the interface increasingly influences discovery, recommendations, and ultimately, loyalty. So here is the dilemma... Companies that embrace AI agents create new opportunities for distribution and engagement, but also make it easier for others to repackage their offerings. Those that protect their walled gardens risk becoming less accessible in an increasingly agent-driven world. Resisting the shift doesn't seem like a viable long-term strategy. If anything, the competitive pressure to participate will only accelerate. But none of this means the future of consumer products is any less exciting. Quite the opposite. If access to content and functionality becomes increasingly commoditized, the opportunity to differentiate through creativity, experience, and genuine consumer connection becomes that much more important. So let's build. Build experiences that inspire passion, create loyalty, and give consumers a reason to engage beyond simply accessing a feature or a piece of content. Push the boundaries of what consumer products can do, how they interact with people, and the value they create. Because in a world where nearly anything can be accessed through an AI agent, perhaps the greatest competitive advantage will be building something people actively want to experience.

Yesterday, we officially launched ElectionAI in the latest version of the FOX News mobile app. 🚀 ElectionAI is a new conversational AI experience that lets users ask questions about elections and get answers grounded in our reporting and election data. What makes this particularly interesting is the depth of information behind it. Historical election results, key races, power rankings, and the latest digital reporting are all accessible through a simple, natural-language interface. On Election night, the experience will update in real time as results come in, allowing users to ask questions and follow developments as races unfold. This isn't a general-purpose AI chatbot. It's a purpose-built experience that brings together FOX News reporting, historical election results, and live election data in a way that's intuitive, interactive, and genuinely useful. I am incredibly proud of the Product & Engineering teams who brought this to life. You can try ElectionAI now in the Elections section of the latest FOX News mobile app.

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100% the missing piece. Personal agents only get useful when every business has a clean, open way to deal with them. Great to see this built in the open.

100%👇 laptops and phones are just thin clients now working with build machines doing the heavy lifting. Love the "AI shed" phrase.

Really proud to see FOX One named Streaming Innovation of the Year by Cablefax. This recognition belongs to the entire team that built it — across product, design, engineering, editorial, operations, marketing, business teams and so many others across FOX. An incredible team effort from day one, and we’re just getting started.