top | item 36770164 (no title) TobiWestside | 2 years ago Since the general rule of thumb is that only 10% of startups succeed in the long term, this statement is probably true. discuss order hn newest PUSH_AX|2 years ago Wait, this means AI startups actually will fare better than other startups then? Seems like the inverse of what the title is trying to convey which is pretty funny if true. bombcar|2 years ago I'd say the 5% could be the startups that fail later (after three years).Or like 86% of statistics, they are pulled from the are and only "roughly" correct.
PUSH_AX|2 years ago Wait, this means AI startups actually will fare better than other startups then? Seems like the inverse of what the title is trying to convey which is pretty funny if true. bombcar|2 years ago I'd say the 5% could be the startups that fail later (after three years).Or like 86% of statistics, they are pulled from the are and only "roughly" correct.
bombcar|2 years ago I'd say the 5% could be the startups that fail later (after three years).Or like 86% of statistics, they are pulled from the are and only "roughly" correct.
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bombcar|2 years ago
Or like 86% of statistics, they are pulled from the are and only "roughly" correct.