It’s hard to think of anything but AI ideas these days (I happen to write an idea newsletter), but I think some of the older good advice still applies here: Th

It’s hard to think of anything but AI ideas these days (I happen to write an idea newsletter), but I think some of the older good advice still applies here: The best ideas come from proximity to a given problem, and the network to distribute (and test) a solution. Outside of that all you can do is try to validate fast and build fast. I don’t think it’s just the accuracy problem. In general, if you can figure out a solution to the accuracy problem, the rest of the field will too —- AI is just that hot right now. The stuff that will endure seems to be AI products attached to companies that already have strong relationships with customers. The tech is just too widely available to build a moat that can stand up to a larger company just yet.