Last week, I somehow ended up on the phone with Jensen Huang. I cold-called him expecting him not to pick up. He didn’t. Then he called me back. His number came up as anonymous, so I had no idea who I was speaking to. “This is Jensen.” “Jensen Huang?” “Yes.” “From NVIDIA?” “Yes.” I spoke with him for a few minutes, and even in that short conversation, I learned a lot. Still kind of crazy that a random cold call turned into a conversation with the founder and CEO of NVIDIA. @JensenHuang, thank you for calling back and for taking the time to speak with me. @nateliason @alpha_founders @Alphaschool

Hand your whole day to @bot. Here's what 24 hours looks like: 11pm – You log off. A sales Bot doesn't. It starts researching accounts, scoring leads by intent, and figuring out who's actually worth your time tomorrow. 3am – Check-in for your morning flight opens. It's done the second the window does. It only wakes you if there's a two-factor code or a CAPTCHA. 7am – Outreach drafts are waiting for you, email and LinkedIn, written in your voice. You read them over coffee and hit approve. 9am – You show it a boring task once while it watches. Ten minutes later, that task is a saved skill it can repeat on any schedule you set. 11am – A bug gets reported. One Bot reproduces it inside the product, files the ticket, and hands the fix to a separate debugging Bot. Nobody had to play middleman. 1pm – That ancient internal dashboard with no API and no integration? It logs in the way a human would, clicks through, and pulls the numbers you need. 3pm – Your boss pings you with an end-of-quarter Salesforce question. You're nowhere near your laptop. You answer from your phone in about ten seconds. 5pm – Every action it took today is logged and recorded. If a Bot touched something, there's a receipt. That's what makes handing over real work possible. 6pm – You close the laptop and walk away. It doesn't stop. It runs on its own cloud computer, not yours, so the routines keep going all night. Cost to start: $20 a month through a paid Cursor plan, or the SuperGrok sub you might already have. This isn't a chatbot you have to babysit. It's a team that works while you don't. GPT Dots might catch up on some of this. Grok got here first. And yes, dot.com redirects to Grok.

AI RUINED THIS. I've used em-dashes (—) my whole life and now people think I used AI every time I use one. Thanks a lot, ChatGPT.

I'm a 15 year old founder from NYC, if you are a founder in the NYC area, let's connect.

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