The AI startup graveyard will be full of impressive but unnecessary products
tech__unicorn · x · 2026-11-10
A founder's take: the AI startup graveyard will be full of products that were impressive but not necessary.
The one question that separates survivors: why would someone change the way they already work to use your product? If you can't answer it, a stunning demo won't save you.
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