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How the Smartest Founders Are Quietly Winning with AI

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Now zero to one is very likely an AI. You build an incredible tool that no one else can do. You can do a million in a week or two. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I could be what I want to I put my law in it like my day song. On the road, less travel, never looking back. Okay, so for this episode, what I'm thinking this is about is This is sort of um

And guys, this is gonna be generous to us, but What is the smart money doing with AI? And you know, in bedding and sports betting in Vegas, you always kinda want to watch what are the sharps doing? They tend to be just, you know, maybe 10 or 15% earlier to tr to to understanding things or to recognizing things. And so similarly Uh, Jason, I wanted you on because you've been doing really interesting stuff with AI, both from investing, you're talking to startups that are using him, you're reading all the reports, but also you yourself built this AI tool. And so I wanna kind of Get your reaction to a few of the of the different things. Can you first

Explain this AI experiment you did where you basically made a body double of yourself out of AI and like what was the experiment and what'd you learn? Well, yeah, so so Saster has a lot of content, as you guys know. We have twelve years of content. Some of it's out of date, right? For for sure. Sasser being um you're a previous founder who's exited multiple software companies. Now you're like the godfather of like Sass because you have this blog and media company and events business called Saster and you have a huge fun. But probably most interestingly

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