What interesting business idea have you come across?

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It can be a quote, something you've read, or something you've heard. One of my friends had a good note: "The best way to validate something (he was referring to a product) is to implement a paywall." This makes sense because while many people might say, "Yes, I’ll buy it," only a few will actually follow through. So we separate the wheat from the chaff.

André J · Accepted Answer

I got one idea. AI commenter of all the launches on PH as a radio channel. PH horse race AI radio. com  "100% chaff"

Nancy Le · Answer

an AI tool helps with bidding

Janak Patel · Answer

A subscription box for eco-friendly everyday products to promote sustainable living.

Zac Zhu · Answer

@sentry_co Truth, my friend, this is the truth

Tatiana Vdovychenko · Answer

The interest in artificial intelligence is hard to overestimate. Although by the end of the second year of active use of generative AI, we see that this beast is still not capable of replacing humans and achieving unprecedented productivity (something half the market feared and the other half desperately hoped for), the AI niche remains hot and profitable. Investors and the world at large understand and even sense that a new technological breakthrough is coming that will change the rules of the game. Naturally, everyone wants to secure the best positions in this market. Here are two ideas that can help you create a truly cool startup in 2025. Idea 1: AI against loneliness Every third person in the world is lonely. People lack not only partners but also friends and acquaintances. And, of course, choosing the wrong person is one of the great tragedies of human life. Use AI to study people and match them with each other. Don’t limit yourself to finding romantic relationships. It would be great if users could enter your program and type a request like, “I love watching ladybugs and trying different cuisines. I want to meet a friend who will play board games with me twice a month on Thursdays and who also loves eating and insects,” after which the program would match them with a compatible person. Idea 2: AI against routine AI is best at handling routine tasks, but startup founders tend to focus on delegating creative tasks to artificial intelligence. Teach the program to determine when it’s time to clean up and start the robot vacuum or when it’s time to wash the dishes and start the dishwasher. Create an AI-based roommate who looks after the house, or an AI colleague who sorts through emails. Even better, develop a universal assistant for simple tasks that easily integrates with any other software or equipment and has its own software. People will gladly pay for it. More valuable ideas I have read here: https://jetsoftpro.com/blog/9-so...

Nathan Geckler · Answer

I saw a post on X talking about how space startups are in need of torque rods for sattelittes.

Business Marketing with Nika · Answer

@nancy_autonomous I knew that something similar is needed. I had this idea a few months ago because I wanted to handle one service :D

Kevin Martinez · Answer

How about an AI that creates 10 variations of your PH launch post? Could optimize titles, taglines, and copy for more attention and traction 📈💡 I would def pay for that!

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Invert.ai - an AI tool using 2D images to generate 3D models for e-commerce. Way faster/cheaper than photogrammetry or 3D modeling by hand. Could be a game changer for showcasing products online.

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Oh that's a fun one! How about an AI that auto-generates witty tweets & memes based on the daily trending topics on Twitter? Like your own personal AI social media manager slash comedian to keep your feed fresh & maximize those precious likes/RTs 😂 #AIAllTheThings

Dan O'Malley · Answer

Have a list of the big 3 questions to ask ready at all times to ask anybody you interact with that might be a good customer discovery chat. That's from The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick. I cannot recommend it highly enough! Literally just finished reading it before popping on here.

What interesting business idea have you come across?

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