[ixaxaar]

I wonder how many of these hype-chasing AI founders are going to take the path of self-enrichment while capitulating their startups when they get exhausted of searching for a moat.

[blitzar]

I wonder how many of these hype-chasing AI founders are NOT going to take the path of self-enrichment while capitulating their startups when they get exhausted of pretending to build something.

[moron4hire]

How do I get into this game? Take a bunch of VC money, pay myself a hefty salary, don't give a damn about my employees if the whole thing goes bust. Must be nice, not having principles.

[stackskipton]

Start here: https://admission.stanford.edu/apply/

[kasey_junk]

All of them

[nialse]

That is indeed the song of venture capital.

[7952]

And there are already so many companies with an existing moat that could go into this space with their existing user base.

[diggan]

> of these hype-chasing AI founders [...]

I mean, if you qualify that question like that, then probably closer to 100%.

What would be more interesting to know, is how many AI founders starts out as "not hype-chasing", but end up self-enriching/capitulate their startups regardless, basically turning into it rather than starting out like that.

[epolanski]

Not sure why would the AI part make the difference with other founders.