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Serik Jardem
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What industries do you think computer vision could have the most impact on?
Background info: we are building cloud based computer vision as a service.
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that enrolling into an acceleration does not guarantee any success for the startup, rather you have to work first of all on your personal development.
What's the one thing you wish you had known when you first started working on your startup/product?
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Cool! Was dreaming about such service for years :)
Will there be other languages in near future? Russian maybe?
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Search on LinkedIn through key words: Tech University alumni, major in Computer Science, PhysicsTech interests, etc. Then DM with your vision and try to sell it, if its worth there should be at least 1 conversion interest out of 100.
Best place to find a technical co-founder?
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Has anyone already tried using Chat GPT for customer development?
I asked Chat GPT to be in a different role and engage into my in-depth interview :) Stay in touch, I will be updating my progress and give thorough review after few surveys!
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Great topic to discuss, but there are plenty of use cases in the world already. So, I mean it depends on the data you collect. If the computer vision technology detects object (human) without identity recognition its fine. Though, in general its fine for me even with face recognition if the technology does not stack the data with other layers of identification without a permission.
Do you consider the use of computer vision in public places as a violation of the right to privacy?
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