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Liam Wu

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Liam Wu is part of the AutoMessage team. He writes about personal assistants, interview practice, and using a conversation to work through a decision.

Our content explains how the assistants work, shows practical messages to try, and helps readers compare their options.

Articles by Liam Wu

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Guide

I freeze in job interviews. How can I practice?

Prepare one real example, rehearse a short answer and practice a follow-up before your next interview.

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Guide

Learn a new word, then use it in your own sentence

Text Willa for vocabulary practice. Ask for a meaning, compare nearby words, and try an example that matters to you.

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Guide

Use an AI sounding board to make a decision clearer

Text Sam the options you are weighing. Ask for a useful question, explicit tradeoffs, and a small way to test an assumption.

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Guide

Write a dating text that says what you mean

Ask Riley to help draft a warm, honest dating message. Set the intention, remove guesswork, and revise the words into your own voice.

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Comparison

Alex vs. ChatGPT for interview practice

Choose between a dedicated career assistant in your messages and a general AI workspace for interview preparation.

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Comparison

Willa vs. Word of the Day: vocabulary practice or a daily entry?

Compare a vocabulary conversation with Willa and Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day. Decide whether you want a reference or practice.

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Comparison

Sam vs. ChatGPT as an AI sounding board

Compare a dedicated sounding-board thread with a general AI workspace. Choose how you want to explore an idea and its tradeoffs.

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Guide

An AI personal assistant you can text

AutoMessage puts 15 focused AI assistants in your phone messages. Explore what you can ask, how signup works, and when a broader agent fits better.

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Guide

How AutoMessage works, from signup to your first text

Choose an assistant, verify your number, and start a conversation. Learn about the opening message, contact cards, and stopping texts.

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Guide

What data does AutoMessage need to work?

Learn about phone verification, message processing, account connections, sponsored texts, STOP, and deleting a selected assistant conversation.

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