Finding Startup Ideas Using the Singularity

[@ekkamailax]

The common theme with all your videos (which I agree with) is to start with the customers needs and work backwards to the product. So many companies fail because they follow mainstream narratives like “follow your passion”, “build it and they’ll come” and my favorite - “find your WHY.” So you end up with so many virtue signaling tech founders who build a product that reflects their personal passion and philosophy of how to “uplift society.” They realize the hard way no one wants to buy what they’re selling. Whereas this is a more practical mindset - figure out what people will pay for then build whatever that is.

[@millionaire-millennial]

Its honestly easier this way too. Call me a pragmatic 🤷

[@gkags2848]

Woaw, great video as always, thanks for sharing your ideas, the AI virtual receptionist is a really cool idea !

[@mangowolf5]

Great video! But to honest to learn AI would be very time consuming because you have to learn SQL, Python, & then learn stuff like Tensorflow. It'd probably be easier to hire an AI developer or utilise an AI platform to build something that can replace a job

[@millionaire-millennial]

Sure - anything worth doing that will actually be useful will take time and a lot of effort. That's why very few companies like this exist. 😅

[@aidantilgner]

Actually I think you'd be surprised at how simple it is to learn to create AI products. I'm not gonna pretend it's easy, it certainly takes critical thinking and effort, but I think there's a misconception that you have to know how to train machine learning models to develop AI products. There are so many models out there that accomplish such a wide range of solutions, completely open source and just awaiting implementation. On the off chance that you can't find a preexisting model for your use case, yes you might need to hire an ML dev, but that's something you'll want to do later on anyway. Don't let the difficulty scare you because it's probably easier than you think. AI is more accessible than it has ever been.

[@MuhammadRizwan-ij3ur]

your ideas is very helpfull. good joob

[@lucascampos8977]

Good video!!🚀

[@joemac84]

It’s pretty clear that our generation will be the last generation as we know it. Doesn’t have to be doom and gloom.. but life will not be the same. How it turns out for good or bad is the sum of our collective choices. However a small group of people working together can make a difference. That’s rather cryptic and generic however these statements will be proven true