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Linden Tibbets believes that with each new tech wave, problems will arise for entrepreneurs to solve. He says the recent AI frenzy will create opportunities for startups, creators, and early-stage businesses to differentiate and scale faster. In 2010, Tibbets rode the wave of API technology by creating IFTTT (if now, then later), an online platform that empowers you to do more with your favorite apps and smart devices by helping them automate and integrate so they can work together seamlessly. IFTTT is used by the world’s biggest brands, Google, Discord, Slack, Dropbox, Alexa, Fitbit, Stripe, Ring, and even foundr.
Listen to Nathan and Linden discuss:
How he started IFTTT with design-centric thinking
The emerging gap in entrepreneurship opportunities
Using AI to reach more audiences
How to start an AI business
Leading a tech company in tough economic climates
How to reuse tools to develop a new business idea
Why you should work with people who care
And much more AI and automation advice…
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