wow. gpt-6 blew me away
i pointed it at a startup idea i had, and in 6 hours, it enrolled in stanford, dropped out of stanford, raised a $10m round, bought a $100,000 premium .ai domain, blew the rest of the round on OOH ads that could only be read by other AI agents, raised a down round and pivoted the idea 3 times, acqui-hired into big tech, rested and vested for 4 years, realized it felt unfulfilled despite having everything it thought it wanted at 20, oh those years were so long ago, oh how the time flies, bought a mid-life crisis GT3 RS, and angel invested its last $10,000 into another GPT-6 agent's startup idea
you could literally:
- get into Stanford
- drop out of Stanford
- buy a vanity .ai domain
- show this diagram to a VC and say you have a "distribution edge"
- raise $100 million and dump it all into a high-yield savings account
- pivot 59 times, living off the $4 million in annual interest, telling VCs you have first-mover advantage
but most people stop at step 1
@PassiveSphere the website was made for twitter engagement and get money from indiehacker bubble and the posters are posting fake screenshots for twitter engagement to sell to the same bubble
its pretty easy actually
@PKodmad b-but don't you wanna exploit your followers into paying you and making it viral so you make cheap bucks from a product that doesn't benefit anyone?
don't you see the vision of the mighty twitter "indiehacker" bubb- uhm community?!!
In 2013, @cjoneslevy created the SAFE at YC. It's since been used by YC founders to raise $15B+ and has become the standard way startups raise money.
So we're launching Send a SAFE: a free tool to generate, sign, & send one in ~2 minutes, built to be used by founders (and their AI agents).