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How we talk to each other, collaborate, and undertake creative tasks has meaningfully shifted since we introduced software. We’re starting to see the beginnings of another meaningful shift with AI, but we’re underestimating quite how substantial this shift will be. Startups integrating AI into their products from day one will have a huge advantage over existing companies adding it on top of their existing products.
This article reports on interviews with founders from companies at the forefront of AI, covering their views on the advent of AGI, how to think about LLMs, and simple tactics for founders on how to approach AI within their products.
According to Elon Musk, Neuralink has conducted its first FDA-approved surgical test of a brain implant. Techno accelerationism in action.
Valuation matters – more so to investors, but it matters. Your valuation, particularly at the later stages, is really the product of your revenue growth and free cash flow. This article breaks down all the details and offers some formulae you can use to benchmark your company's growth and valuation.
What's one simple, high-leverage action you could take today to improve your marketing? Send a thoughtful first email when someone signs up. Here’s an example.
Gather valuable feedback about your customers, products, and employees.
Create high-converting website widgets.
Build contextual internal linking at scale.
Want to know how the other side thinks? These are useful resources. Also interesting for founders who aspire to be angel investors.
Ford published its 2024 trends survey after conducting 16,086 online interviews in 16 countries. It found that 60% of American millennials would take a 20% salary cut for better work-life balance. Are we surprised?
This article breaks down a list of resources like books, YouTube videos, and free courses that take a would-be product manager from a newbie to a wizard in 12 months. Useful if you’re a founder new to product or you’re looking to pass on useful materials to new hires.
If you’re not personally already proven, you’ll likely need to have more traction with your startup before you can raise. If you sold your last company successfully, you’ll likely be able to raise a round without a product pretty easily.
Advertising to the biggest audience often means advertising to the average human. The average human likely isn’t who your startup is going for. Big crowds lack focus - factor that in when you’re allocating marketing budget.
Choosing to become a founder and having success with it means you get to take control of your problems. You don’t control the problem itself, but you get to control the types of problems you face – and that’s a privilege.