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Entrepreneurship in the age of AI

What changes when testing ideas and building products becomes more accessible, while choosing the right problem remains essential.

The audience’s challenge

Accessible tools increase the number of possible projects. Founder attention, customer understanding and the ability to deliver useful outcomes remain constraints.

What we will explore

  1. Separate a technical possibility from customer demand.
  2. Understand why a fast prototype does not establish a viable business.
  3. Clarify the founder’s role in problems, priorities and outcome criteria.
  4. Combine team autonomy with review of important decisions.
  5. Identify what to validate before scaling a product or a new direction.

What the audience takes away

A set of questions for evaluating an idea and allocating attention across technology, customers, the team and economics.

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A Moscow laser hair removal studio network. A real service business where technology meets sales, client care and the everyday work of a team.

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