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How to start a Tech Company in 2025 —Add ā€œAIā€ to something that doesn’t need it —Buy a .xyz domain —Wrap ChatGPT and call it ā€œproprietaryā€ —Raise $5M from a VC named Chad —Spend $4.9M on hoodies and cold brew —Pivot 3 times There you go, a unicorn

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