I never found a novel useful product after many hours of scouring web3 startups. Usually it was “X for web3”, predicated on something else useful existing to ju

I never found a novel useful product after many hours of scouring web3 startups. Usually it was “X for web3”, predicated on something else useful existing to justify the web3 ecosystem I’m cautiously more optimistic about AI (this time) since we’ve seen impressive functionality from OpenAI and such, and the availability of an impressive LLM as an API excites possibilities. In my head a large open question is how flexible / powerful fine tuning and context/prompt engineering can be; if it’s not powerful enough, then I predict a wave of snake oil failures, and the space fizzles out for a few more years. On the other hand, if you can take an API, some fine tuning data, and some prompt engineers, and build an actually useful service from that, then the space is about to explode with new unicorns