Shaan Puri

more of a business and less of a garage-sailing side hustle?

Every single small business, well, not even small business, large and small business, is right now AI curious, AI hungry, and AI clueless at the same time.

Those three things, if you're curious and they're certain that it can help, they don't really know how, they don't have the time,

And they're not as tech forward as somebody who just eats and sprees and stuff.

That combination creates a ton of opportunity.

But that's a still pretty broad picture.

What's a more focused point of attack for something like that?

Have you found a repeatable use case where you're like, okay, maybe it's for one class of business like dentists or lawyers or restaurants or whatever?

Or...

it's just a repeatable solution.

So it's like, oh, pretty much every business needs this thing that AI can do for them, right?

You know, when the internet started, every business kind of needed a website, but it was just starting from scratch.

Nobody had a website by definition at the beginning.

And over time, everybody ended up getting a website.

So you knew that like just making the website was like the killer app.

It was like the killer service that everyone would need once.

And then you could sell it to them and you could maintain it for them and do whatever for them, you know, going forward.

Okay, what's the equivalent of that in today's world with AI?

It would be very interesting to hear from people who have done this.

If you've done this, reach out.