> Ok, but why aren't there a thousand "made in a weekend" clones that at the very least function but have no users? Because you are using social network to con

> Ok, but why aren't there a thousand "made in a weekend" clones that at the very least function but have no users? Because you are using social network to connect/interact with other people? If I'm making a simple AI tool powered by LLM then I don't need other users to make it useful for you. > This is a strawman. Most of the AI startups that have raised significant money are not that. It's not a straw man argument if adding a condition to your statement is necessary to refute it. In fact, having to do so is essentially the definition of a straw man.