Greg Isenberg

They go through like a process of like, you know, you tick boxes based on like symptoms and all that kind of stuff. And I think, There's something really crappy about the fact that in order to get diagnosed with a disorder with which really impacts a lot of people, it could be anxiety, depression, ADHD, you name it. You have to spend thousands of dollars or have insurance or whatever.

I think my diagnosis was like $2,000. And I recently saw a friend of mine is creating a startup to do this, to basically diagnose. You go through like a, you just say like something is wrong with me. Like, I don't know what it is, but like something's wrong with me and just do a mental health assessment. And it uses AI to basically say like, Hey, here's an entire picture of your mental health.

I think my diagnosis was like $2,000. And I recently saw a friend of mine is creating a startup to do this, to basically diagnose. You go through like a, you just say like something is wrong with me. Like, I don't know what it is, but like something's wrong with me and just do a mental health assessment. And it uses AI to basically say like, Hey, here's an entire picture of your mental health.

I think my diagnosis was like $2,000. And I recently saw a friend of mine is creating a startup to do this, to basically diagnose. You go through like a, you just say like something is wrong with me. Like, I don't know what it is, but like something's wrong with me and just do a mental health assessment. And it uses AI to basically say like, Hey, here's an entire picture of your mental health.

And here's all the ways that you could potentially tackle it. And I think that's really freaking cool because, And I think ADHD in general actually is a huge opportunity area. I think more and more people are recognizing it and it is widely undiagnosed. They estimate between 10 and 20 percent of people have it. So I think that's another interesting one, too.

And here's all the ways that you could potentially tackle it. And I think that's really freaking cool because, And I think ADHD in general actually is a huge opportunity area. I think more and more people are recognizing it and it is widely undiagnosed. They estimate between 10 and 20 percent of people have it. So I think that's another interesting one, too.

And here's all the ways that you could potentially tackle it. And I think that's really freaking cool because, And I think ADHD in general actually is a huge opportunity area. I think more and more people are recognizing it and it is widely undiagnosed. They estimate between 10 and 20 percent of people have it. So I think that's another interesting one, too.

My next one, this one is very, uh, very half baked, but I think that computer vision was something that was kind of like, you know, always five to 10 years away. Like I would see some cool startup come out in Silicon Valley and they would say, Oh, you know, you can install these sensors in your building or in your supermarket or whatever, and it'll do all this crazy stuff.

My next one, this one is very, uh, very half baked, but I think that computer vision was something that was kind of like, you know, always five to 10 years away. Like I would see some cool startup come out in Silicon Valley and they would say, Oh, you know, you can install these sensors in your building or in your supermarket or whatever, and it'll do all this crazy stuff.

My next one, this one is very, uh, very half baked, but I think that computer vision was something that was kind of like, you know, always five to 10 years away. Like I would see some cool startup come out in Silicon Valley and they would say, Oh, you know, you can install these sensors in your building or in your supermarket or whatever, and it'll do all this crazy stuff.

But it was always this thing where it was like, you got to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's not accessible to normal people. And a lot of people don't know this, but we own like four or five restaurants. We own a deli and a bunch of other stuff. And in that deli, there's a few things I would really love to understand.

But it was always this thing where it was like, you got to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's not accessible to normal people. And a lot of people don't know this, but we own like four or five restaurants. We own a deli and a bunch of other stuff. And in that deli, there's a few things I would really love to understand.

But it was always this thing where it was like, you got to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars. It's not accessible to normal people. And a lot of people don't know this, but we own like four or five restaurants. We own a deli and a bunch of other stuff. And in that deli, there's a few things I would really love to understand.

So one, like basically what I want to do is like put a webcam, like a simple webcam, or even just take an old iPhone and just like put it up in a corner with a power cable or something like that. And I would love to see like a heat map of like, okay, where are people going? Where are they buying? Where are they lingering? What are they skipping?

So one, like basically what I want to do is like put a webcam, like a simple webcam, or even just take an old iPhone and just like put it up in a corner with a power cable or something like that. And I would love to see like a heat map of like, okay, where are people going? Where are they buying? Where are they lingering? What are they skipping?

So one, like basically what I want to do is like put a webcam, like a simple webcam, or even just take an old iPhone and just like put it up in a corner with a power cable or something like that. And I would love to see like a heat map of like, okay, where are people going? Where are they buying? Where are they lingering? What are they skipping?

And then I also love the idea of anonymized facial recognition. So the idea of saying this many people coming through the door are repeat customers. The repeat customers all come at 8 a.m. The new customers come on this day at this time. And I think that it would be really, really interesting.

And then I also love the idea of anonymized facial recognition. So the idea of saying this many people coming through the door are repeat customers. The repeat customers all come at 8 a.m. The new customers come on this day at this time. And I think that it would be really, really interesting.

And then I also love the idea of anonymized facial recognition. So the idea of saying this many people coming through the door are repeat customers. The repeat customers all come at 8 a.m. The new customers come on this day at this time. And I think that it would be really, really interesting.

And then the other thing that would be cool is to see where do people get confused or mixed up where, you know, they walk back and forth in certain places. And I just, to me, I feel like the technology is finally here. to do this, and I think it can be done very, very cheaply. And I'm sure someone has done this in an enterprise situation. I guarantee this exists.