Are there any more startups with real technical challenges?
But I'm bored.
I want to work with a startup who's taking on real challenges, challenges that require the kind of engineering expertise that gave us the microprocessor revolution and the real birth of Silicon Valley.
Yes, everyone is talking about AI. Sure, in the right hands, with the right ring-fencing, AI is great, and there are plenty of great startup ideas around AI. At the same time, there is a lot of disinformation. The risk is that many of these startups will fail because they lack the serious engineering needed to use AI to its maximum potential.
But I'm looking for something else.
Do you have something that shifts the paradigm? Do you have a startup with a real challenge?
I'd like to hear from you.
I'd love to see what people are doing out there ... things that my AI agents haven't found yet.
Not public yet, but tiny ML system for ESP32 to track moving objects. networking multiple units together to communicate positionality of not only the unit, but the item that is being tracked. Big usage in certain fields.
Let me put it to you this way: I don't trust vendors. I've worked with them on behalf of large clients. I know what they want. So how should I trust vendor agents?
Nonetheless I like the idea ...
This may all sound like 'wishy washy soft knowledge' but I don't think it is, that is a false distinction to claim that any problems that originate with communications are a "soft problem" and not worthy of technical or scientific analysis. I say such problems are technically too complex for our smartest. Such problems require huge amounts of empathy and life experience to even begin any level of forward progress capable analysis.