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Hopefully I'm doing it for money, but I'd do it even if I knew I'll never see a dime out it. I have plans on monetizing it, right now doing a test run with a m
by marcus 19y ago
Hopefully I'm doing it for money, but I'd do it even if I knew I'll never see a dime out it.
I have plans on monetizing it, right now doing a test run with a medical CAD software provider (Computer Assisted Diagnosis) to improve their results, it's one of the fields where AI actually has clear direct economic value.
Also thinking about building a web startup around the algorithms, AI as a web service, might apply to YC.
And yes there aren't many AI entrepreneurs, funding is a problem so unless you can afford to bootstrap for a long time (I sold a previous startup and can afford to not make a dime for a few years) you might be in a jam. Most companies in the field are university spin-offs, with the research done while the team is still in the academia.
- ruslan 19y agoI wish you luck Marcus in your AI startup and don't afraid of competition from university spin-offs.I had been involved in many seemed to be cool research projects while I was working for a uni, all of them are still a pile of papers, even those who tried to move on faild due to bureaucracy. Two years ago me and my colleague, we quit that dirty job and set up our own tiny mobile software dev company. The progress goes very fast now :-).