What's the most difficult AI concept to explain to someone outside the tech world?
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What's the most common piece of advice you've received as a founder that you now completely disagree with?
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When you're deep in founder mode, what's the first thing you let slide in your personal life?
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What's the one founder habit you wish you could break but just can't seem to?
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What's the most frustrating part of explaining your AI startup idea to someone who isn't tech-savvy?
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{"text":"What's the most surprising thing you've learned about yourself since you started using AI tools regularly?"}
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{"text":"What's the hardest part about staying focused when there are so many new AI tools popping up every week?"}
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{"text":"What's the biggest tradeoff you've had to make to keep up with the pace of AI development?"}
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{"text":"What's the most unexpected habit you've picked up since working with AI?"}
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Most early-stage technical debt isn't bad code, it's building clean abstractions around features nobody asked for.
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If your AI startup requires users to write good prompts, you haven't built a product yet, you've just rented an API.
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