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@gregisenberg
I drop startup ideas daily. Host @startupideaspod. CEO: @latecheckoutplz we build companies like @ideabrowser, @meetLCA, @boringmarketer etc
AI
A user sharing OfficeChai's report asks how the companies know they're dealing with AI agents.
AI
A post points to expert knowledge and packaged skills as other opportunities for businesses serving AI agents.
Technology
A user says founders are building industry-specific agent tools with data connections, evaluations and human review.
AI
A founder says companies he met want to connect internal data to agents, but often find it messy.
AI
After 48 hours in San Francisco, a poster describes teams using interchangeable models and tools tailored to specific industries.
AI
A user thinks it puts every other personal AI agent to shame, also praising its proactivity.
AI
An essay argues that marketers who build AI agent workflows could test more ideas without waiting on larger teams.
AI
One user says their Wi-Fi-locked dog door is being manufactured; another offers a 13-step guide to making custom products.
AI
A user says he’ll visit the city the week of October 5 and offers to buy dinner for people building something interesting.
AI
Google announces a 1 million-token output limit, up from 64,000, for its new model. Initial access goes to trusted cyber defenders through the Fairwind Program.
AI
A user argues that discovering plugins through ChatGPT could create a massive adoption opportunity and predicts open ecosystems will win.
AI
A September 29 launch post presents the connectors as a way to help businesses run, grow and create new opportunities.
AI
OpenAI says each Dot has its own cloud computer and can connect to over 4,000 apps. Every reports that an early tester’s Dot spotted a scheduling conflict, but also had permission problems and dropped messages.
AI
A user argues that each new AI capability could be a starting point for hundreds of companies, with the most interesting ideas combining two or three for a specific niche.
AI
A user says he found a journal entry he wrote at age 11 in 2000 predicting “computers everywhere” by 2010. He sees a parallel with AI: the broad direction feels clear, but the details are hard to foresee.
AI
A user predicts that AI will help fertility rates by giving people more time on their hands while letting them get more done.
AI
A guide argues that buyers could triple a service firm's profit by automating back-office work while preserving client relationships. It cautions that most published results are self-reported and untested in a downturn.
AI
One user says they'd pay for a handoff to a human who finishes the tasks a personal AI agent can't handle and reports back.
AI
A podcast host argues Muse connectors could create a market for services that personal agents call during tasks. Another user claims Meta Muse is free and can negotiate subscription bills.
AI
One post argues this may be both the best and worst time to start a company: AI lowers the cost of building, but valuable ideas get copied, bundled or commoditized fast.
