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    Fırat

    Two Weeks at AI Enablement, NYC 

    Last month I spent two weeks with Cohort 3 of Automattic’s AI Enablement program: fifty Automatticians from product, design, engineering, data, and ops, sharing one room in New York. Notes from the cohort: how we learned from each other, the patterns in everyone’s AI workflows, and three things I built.

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    Aaron Yan

    Optimizing Meetup Connections

    Explore the journey of how Automattic leverages the power of optimization and genetic algorithms to transform our meetups into more engaging and meaningful experiences. Our post delves into the creation of Dinnermattic, a hack project designed to foster stronger relationships among our globally distributed team.

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    Simon

    Looker NYC Meetup

    Like any company, Automattic is constantly on a journey to get better: sometimes we have the good fortune of finding improvement in leaps and bounds, but most of the time, we move slowly, we make small changes, finding iterative wins and moving down the to‑do list.  I think probably this is how most progress happens:…