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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Being a startup founder, its hard to know you competition or is there any failed on the same market before atleast on the web. I had once a startup idea where the consumer just writes down the problem and you get the list of startups solving that. Eventually having their bio data.. leading to their website. This helps to cover the gap that is getting created for startups not able to reach their customers and ppl who arent finding the soln, the main reason for startups to fail On the other hand on the same platform we have a seperate fleet where we can have all the bio data for previous closed companies. It gonna make a teen founder of easier for his research. Just like failuory but we do include that are currently in the game. Actually medial itself could be a great place for this Any inputs?

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Niket Raj Dwivedi
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Medial • 1y

Great idea! We are building a genAI feature capable of doing this soon.

Anonymous 1
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slice • 1y

I love the idea of including failed startups as well. We could learn so much from their mistakes and avoid repeating them. It's like getting a free masterclass in "what not to do" from people who've been there.

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

One potential challenge I can see is keeping the database up-to-date and comprehensive, especially for currently operating startups. You'd need a solid system for startups to self-report and maintain their profiles, but gamification to some extent can solve that.

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

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How is this early stage startups finding data to train their AI models?

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