Eoghan McCabe, Co-founder and CEO of Intercom, dives into the limitations of AI investments and why they may underperform against the S&P 500. He argues that the early-stage venture landscape is challenging and discusses the differences between founder and manager mindsets. McCabe also shares his political views, warning that a Kamala Harris administration could threaten individual freedoms, while suggesting Trump may restore them. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of navigating freedom of speech amid censorship in today's climate.

CEO and Co-Founder of Intercom, Eoghan McCabe, discusses the AI revolution in customer service, transformation in technology companies, embracing imperfection, authentic comms, and emotional growth. He explores the impact of loneliness on CEOs, importance of vulnerability, and the transformative impact of automation on knowledge work.

Eoghan McCabe, CEO of Intercom, discusses business status, AI in customer service, and qualities of great managers. Topics include SaaS product building strategies, challenges in pricing models, and the evolution of customer service through AI tech. The podcast highlights the importance of delivering value to customers, managing expenses, and the future trends in balancing automation with human interaction.

Eoghan McCabe, CEO of Intercom, dives into the revolutionary impact of AI on customer service. He explains how AI technology is evolving from basic bots to sophisticated, personalized support systems. The conversation illuminates the remarkable potential for AI to enhance customer experiences by integrating with human capabilities. McCabe predicts a future where bots may even surpass human expertise, detailing the race to innovate within the customer service landscape.

Eoghan McCabe, leader of Intercom and a Silicon Valley veteran, shares his insights on the intense journey of tech leadership. He reflects on the magnetic allure of San Francisco and its evolving challenges, including political apathy in the tech community. McCabe discusses personal resilience through chronic illness, demonstrating how introspection can transform company culture. He champions a revitalization of tech media, calling for more optimistic narratives that celebrate young innovators and their impact on society.