The RFP Only Tells You 20%: Winning Proposals in the AI Era
The RFP holds only 20 to 30 percent of what decides a proposal and the remaining 70 to 80 percent is dug out of the field, AWS's Jihoon Park says.
An Engineer Who Worked at DeepMind, xAI, and TML on AGI
Joseph Kim was the 100th member of xAI and now works at Thinking Machines Lab, and AB180 runs one internal automation that handled 800 pull requests.
From 25 Listings a Week to 5,000 a Day
MyRealTrip halved support headcount and went from 25 product listings a week to 5,000 a day by layering a chatbot over its existing systems.
Why It Took MyRealTrip Four Years to Go AI-Native
MyRealTrip rebuilt execution and org structure over four years rather than add AI features, and AB180's Sungpil Nam spends 90 percent of his day with AI.
Indifference Is Worse Than Hate: Cluely's Growth Playbook
Cluely cut its creator roster from 100 to 70 and peaked at 100 to 150 million views a month, ex-CMO Daniel Min said of the three-layer funnel.
Making Films on the Day Production Costs Hit Zero
Higgsfield gave all 150 filmthon attendees an Ultra plan worth about 200,000 KRW each, roughly 30 million KRW in total, for a one-week view contest.
Why Every Tech Company Is Now a Social Marketing Company
Instagram flipped from network to interest based, so a million-follower account can get 6,000 views while a 6,000-follower account gets a million.
What Founders Should Avoid
Brian Jin, whose accelerator cohort saw eighteen teams stall at once when a market judgment flipped, listed five founder mistakes that get expensive fast.
Your Next Tool Is Our Textbook
Juwon, a 17-year-old founder who left school, framed dropping out as cycle time: three years for school to validate anything, three months by shipping.
AI Slop vs. AI Assets
It started with a confession: I built hundreds of things and use none of them. Then a hundred people opened their laptops and practiced building assets instead of slop.
Becoming Number One in Global Sales
A Korean startup CTO heading to Japan and the Workato Korea lead working from Singapore made the same bet: the threshold others refuse to cross is the moat.
AGI Is 99.9 Percent Here (Not an Exaggeration)
A founder whose deal collapsed the day before signing and a Toss engineer preparing a YouTube channel reached the same conclusion: what lasts is not the ability to build, but the ability to reach.