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    Greg Isenberg Says Building With AI Is Too Fun

    Entrepreneur who shares startup ideas on X posted about feeling creatively energized.

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    Greg Isenberg, an entrepreneur who shares daily startup ideas on X, hosts The Startup Ideas Podcast, and runs Late Checkout, posted on the platform. He wrote that it is honestly too fun to build a company with AI right now. He added that this is the most creatively alive he has felt building ever and ended the post by hoping others are having fun. The statement is his direct expression of his current experience using AI in his work.

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    7 Sources

    @gregisenbergIt's honestly too fun to build a company with AI right now. This is the most creatively alive I've felt building ever? I hope you're having fun.
    @rauchgAnyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI should give us back time!), but the reality is that it's the most fun, fascinating and empowering epoch in human history. The intelligence revolution.
    @sundeep🎯🎯🎯
    @larrylvthis, tbh. I worked my ass off at Stripe and thought I knew what working hard looked like. Then I joined OpenAI two and a half years ago. Being surrounded by people this smart, working this damn hard, resets your frame of reference. What a time to be alive. And what a privilege to be inside OpenAI, watching the magic happen and getting to play a small part in it.
    @johnohallmanRT @larrylv: this, tbh. I worked my ass off at Stripe and thought I knew what working hard looked like. Then I joined OpenAI two and a hal…
    @tunguzYes.
    @rohanpaul_aiJevons paradox applied to labor. when intelligence gets cheap, demand for it explodes, and the people closest to the source absorb all of it. AI did give the time back, but everyone in the field just reinvested it.

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    @gregisenbergIt's honestly too fun to build a company with AI right now. This is the most creatively alive I've felt building ever? I hope you're having fun.
    @rauchgAnyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI should give us back time!), but the reality is that it's the most fun, fascinating and empowering epoch in human history. The intelligence revolution.
    @sundeep🎯🎯🎯
    @larrylvthis, tbh. I worked my ass off at Stripe and thought I knew what working hard looked like. Then I joined OpenAI two and a half years ago. Being surrounded by people this smart, working this damn hard, resets your frame of reference. What a time to be alive. And what a privilege to be inside OpenAI, watching the magic happen and getting to play a small part in it.
    @johnohallmanRT @larrylv: this, tbh. I worked my ass off at Stripe and thought I knew what working hard looked like. Then I joined OpenAI two and a hal…
    @tunguzYes.
    @rohanpaul_aiJevons paradox applied to labor. when intelligence gets cheap, demand for it explodes, and the people closest to the source absorb all of it. AI did give the time back, but everyone in the field just reinvested it.