AI Producers, Tesla Robotaxis & the Rise of the "Tiny Teams" Era | E2142

As an example, when a founder sends us an update, we have a tool that reads the updates, looks for the important data in it, like what's their burn, what's their revenue, what's their growth, and then try to map those to fields in a database and write summaries. Founders will write us, God bless them, a thousand, 2,000 words, of which We have to scan that email and get the top five or six data points. And if those data points aren't in it, the next phase of that tool will be to reply to the founder and say, hey, this is the launch AI bot. Can you give us the last three months of revenue, the last three months of expenses, and then the last three months of burn, which is those two numbers subtracted from each other?

And uh can you tell us the headcount? Because we don't have headcount in here. And can you tell us the cash in the bank? So we need to get those numbers to anticipate fundraising. And we are going to have the bot in the next iteration not just take the update they send us by email typically, or sometimes they'll send us a notion page or a acu sign, a docusend.

You know, we're gonna uh do it that way. So uh that is I think the big um innovation here is that an outsider is going to do it. Be scared, folks. If your job is easy to do, be scared.

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