I published an article about the future of startup ecosystems, and the role of AI in helping guide founders alongside human mentors
TLDR: Human mentors are still valuable, but we should augment them with AI that can coach and guide startup founders
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I've been having a lot of conversations with Boardy about AI coaching for startup founders. Now I get to keep that thread going on iMessage.
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Most founders are using AI to help them make decisions. But LLMs have limited context, and struggle to push back because of their tendency towards sycophancy. So founders typically get generic, overly positive advice that can lead them to make poor decisions.
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The way we support startups is changing. Soon, every founder will have access to a capable AI agent that can help them make better decisions and faster progress.
coach.startuponramp.com/
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As @DavidOndrej1 recently pointed out, AI still struggles with emulating human judgement. But with a lot of work on prompting, it can be done.
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Coaching startup founders requires two things:
1. Facts. If you're going to give advice, you need context on the founder, their product and market
2. Candour. If there's an obstacle, you need to be able to tell the founder without sugar-coating. . .
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Had a blast chatting with Mike Parsons on The Growth Engine podcast. If you're interested in the intersect of AI and startups, worth a listen! 👇
After coaching 2,000+ founders over 20 years, Colin Kinner knows what separates startups that thrive from those that don't.
We discuss AI, founder mindset, validation, & why the future belongs to domain experts building AI-native businesses.
Watch 👇
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In-house example: the AI Startup Analyst.
It analyses early-stage startups and generates a detailed report for the founders with market insights, competitor intelligence, validation strategy, next steps. . .
analyst.startuponramp.com/
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