Just curious since it seems everyone is mentioning AI in some form in majority of what I see posted here (maybe just the Reddit “algorithm” at work?). It’s almost like not doing AI is enough of a differentiator at this point to stand out in the market. Is there some crossover between Reddit and AI specifically, or is it a bigger trend that everyone is hopping on the AI bandwagon? Feels like “ai” is a rebrand of “machine learning”/“ml” buzzwords from recent past - a lot of fudging the edges of the actual definition, in what I think is an attempt to seem attractive in the funding market. Is anyone concerned about that backfiring?

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    10 months ago

    To be totally honest with you I have no idea which audience I want to serve and build a product for so I quickly came up with an idea that uses AI to help SaaS founders learn more about their SaaS but it is nothing more then a simple OpenAI wrapper. What I am trying to say is that many people simply came up with random idea such as myself and are simply testing the AI waters but soon enough most of us will fail because those ideas are not solving any problems. Its just cool and trendy thing to do.