Anatomy of an AI startup: Key lessons - Big Think
Excitement about the potential of the latest AI technology has spawned a multitude of startups across the world. They’re seizing the opportunity to build products that simply weren’t possible just over a year ago. The instant impact of OpenAI’s ChatGPT, which launched last November, prompted tech companies that had been developing similar AI behind the scenes for years to push it out into the world. Launching any kind of tech startup is risky, but launching in the AI space now presents a particular kind of challenge for founders. Competition for users and investment is fierce. There are many companies with overlapping products at a time when the economic conditions lead tech investors to be less liberal with their cash than they once were. Wesley Tian is CEO of Aragon AI, a San Francisco-based startup using AI to generate professional-grade headshots for users looking to up their game on LinkedIn or in the job market. Tian developed an interest in artificial intelligence while at colle
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