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An interview with Strava CEO Michael Martin on Athlete Intelligence, the premium-only AI “coach” debuted in 2024 that has alienated experienced users, and more

Almost like human connection matters or something [embedded post] @jimmytwohands : Strava is funny because there are little segments called “bloopie sprint” or “twirly deer crossing” and you can check how fast you biked it compared to your last time and also see who went the fastest and it's always some tour de france motherfucker who blasted through at 40 mph Hazard / @hazardfromharvard : Been a long-time Garmin/Strava user and have to believe there's some value-accretive M&A possible in the space (possibly by Apple?) to enhance hardware and software features and user experience.

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  • @sidneysk Sidney on bluesky
    Wow I'm so shocked that an AI coach isn't something people wanted.  —  Almost like human connection matters or something [embedded post]
  • @jimmytwohands @jimmytwohands on bluesky
    Strava is funny because there are little segments called “bloopie sprint” or “twirly deer crossing” and you can check how fast you biked it compared to your last time and also see who went the fastest and it's always some tour de france motherfucker who blasted through at 40 mph
  • @hazardfromharvard Hazard on bluesky
    Been a long-time Garmin/Strava user and have to believe there's some value-accretive M&A possible in the space (possibly by Apple?) to enhance hardware and software features and user experience.