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"ChatGPT, gimme 10 startup ideas" TBH, at this point, if there is a problem that hasn't been solved, its because some people tried and failed and found that th

• cableshaft 4y ago
  This can work. I've done this for some of my game designs. "ChatGPT, I have a game design with this theme and these mechanics. What are some ideas for some new special tiles / cards I can add to the game?" And it'll give me 5-10 ideas, some junk, but a few that are worth exploring and I might not have thought of on my own.
• sargstuff 4y ago
  > ... problem not solvable currently ... pre or post order traversal of copyright/trademark? perhaps switch heap stacks?
• yamtaddle 4y ago
  I'm finding the whole AI thing discouraging. Nothing like earlier tech gold-rushes. Every single idea I have starts with "have, or acquire, an absolute shitload of capital"—because you need huge, tagged datasets to move forward with any of them. That means capital, and lots of it. And if you find a way around that you're still burning non-trivial amounts of money on every little experiment (for compute time) all in search of an outcome that may not materialize, i.e. you may never even have anything that you could attempt to sell or raise money with. Seems impossibly expensive to engage in just to fail several times, unless you've got a large pile of capital.
  • seydor 4y ago
    It s not like google invented the web, or that they wrote any web pages. Yet they made all the money