To me, it sounded like, "let's find all the idea guys who can't afford a tech founder. Then we'll see which ones have the best ideas, and move forward with those. As a bonus, we'll know exactly where we'd be able to acquihire a product manager for it!"
I'm highly capable of building some great things, but at my dayjob I'm filled to brim with things to do and a non-ending list of tasks in front of me.
I've built cool stuff before, and if given a little push and some support could probably come up with something useful - and I can implement much of it myself.
Put me in the room with cool people, throw out some conversation starters, shake it up and I'll come up with something.
Move over "idea guys", it's the era of the "guy who hypothetically might have an idea at some point".
I've got concepts of an idea
I don't know man?
To me, it sounded like, "let's find all the idea guys who can't afford a tech founder. Then we'll see which ones have the best ideas, and move forward with those. As a bonus, we'll know exactly where we'd be able to acquihire a product manager for it!"
If OpenAI needs a bunch of PMs, they will increasingly be able to spin some up, not hire humans.
I caught that too. What's a "pre-idea" individual? Someone who... wants the vague _idea_ of a company?
No, before that
It's the AI guy version of the blockchain guy who had no idea what it was for or what to do with it, but was very hyped on it
South Park Commons -1 to 0 program seems conceptually similar
I mean, I get it.
I'm highly capable of building some great things, but at my dayjob I'm filled to brim with things to do and a non-ending list of tasks in front of me.
I've built cool stuff before, and if given a little push and some support could probably come up with something useful - and I can implement much of it myself.
Put me in the room with cool people, throw out some conversation starters, shake it up and I'll come up with something.