You’ve got Gold! A Rosenverse demo with Lou Rosenfeld
Summary
Your conference ticket includes 90 days access to Rosenverse Gold—meaning you’ll unlock full access to a massive, searchable library of 1000+ expert talks, a streamable library of 70 Rosenfeld books, the Rosenbot AI assistant, 80 free live webinars yearly, and a 15,000+ person Slack community. Join Lou Rosenfeld to see how it can work for you, and tell him how it could be even better at meeting your needs.
Key Insights
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Rosenverse compiles 70 evergreen UX books and 1,300+ conference recordings into one platform.
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Rosenverse Gold members receive streaming access, discounts, and exclusive book-of-the-month offers.
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Rosenbot AI is trained on all Rosenfeld Media's content to provide live UX advice and tailored training plans.
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The platform supports both beginners learning UX language and experienced managers designing training programs.
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Many Rosenfeld books are not yet available as professionally narrated audiobooks due to niche content and visual materials.
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Rosenfeld Media prioritizes human-curated, high-quality content to avoid issues with low-quality AI training data.
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Community contributions to Rosenverse live talks and content improve Rosenbot’s intelligence and diversity.
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Rosenverse supplements training platforms like LinkedIn Learning by providing in-the-moment interactive help rather than just courses.
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Logistical challenges such as Brexit affect Rosenfeld Media’s physical book shipping process internationally.
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The team is exploring integration of third-party high-quality UX content and futures thinking topics into Rosenverse.
Notable Quotes
"It just starts to build up. You get a lot of content from 20 years of publishing books and putting on conferences."
"Rosenverse Gold now includes a streamable library of Rosenfeld books, which we think is pretty cool."
"Our books are evergreen; you can get a lot from a book that might be 18 years old."
"Rosenbot learns from all our books and 1,100+ recordings to answer your UX questions."
"It’s not that our subscribers aren’t smart, they just don’t always feel smart."
"When you ask a smart bot questions, you learn how to ask better questions, not just get better answers."
"LinkedIn Learning is mostly training, but here you want help in the moment, answers to your questions."
"We work with over 1,200 people to develop diverse perspectives in our content."
"Audiobooks are hard for us because many books have a lot of visual content, which is challenging to translate into audio."
"We focus on quality; no AI slop and no human slop. That’s a hill I’ll die on."
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