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Stanford, 2011. In a product design class, Evan Spiegel pitched an idea that made his groupmates laugh: an app where photos disappear after 10 seconds. They called it "useless."

The Vision: While the world was obsessed with building permanent digital footprints, Evan and Bobby Murphy saw the value in the ephemeral. They wanted to bring the raw, unpolished honesty of real-life conversation to the internet.

The Fearlessness: Spiegel didn't just ignore the skeptics; he dropped out of Stanford just weeks before graduation to bet everything on a project then called "Picaboo."

The Execution: Operating out of his father's house, they built a product that prioritized the camera over the feed. They didn't just build a messenger; they invented the "Stories" format that every major social platform eventually copied.

The Global Impact: What started as a "silly" project among students transformed into Snap Inc., a pioneer in augmented reality (AR) and mobile communication.

Snapchat now has over 400 million daily users. It’s the ultimate proof that an idea your peers laugh at might just be the one that changes how the world connects.

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πŸ€– Chinese police test AI patrol robot that moves at 60 km/h

Chinese police are using a new AI patrol robot with a spherical design. Its top speed reaches about 60 km/h.

The robot moves by rolling on a single large wheel-like body. The shape allows it to accelerate quickly while staying stable on the ground.

The form factor is built for speed during patrol and pursuit.


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Perplexity introduces always-on local AI system called Personal Computer

Perplexity launched Personal Computer, a local AI setup built around a Mac mini that acts as a proxy for Perplexity Computer.

The system connects the Perplexity agent with a continuously running local environment. The AI can move between tools, execute tasks autonomously, and continue work without user interaction.

It also supports remote access from any device, persistent memory, and connectors to external services. The agent can work directly with local files and projects.

Personal Computer is currently available through a waitlist.

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A vision of the future from 1930.

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San Francisco, 2007. Broke design graduates, Brian Chesky ,Joe Gebbia and Nathan Blecharczyk, couldn't make rent. When hotels sold out for a major conference, they blew up three air mattresses in their living room and called it "Airbed & Breakfast."

The Vision: While the world relied on expensive hotel chains, they saw value in human connection. They wanted to turn any spare room into a local, authentic experience.

The Fearlessness: Top investors laughed at the idea of strangers sleeping in your home. To survive the 2008 crash and fund their servers, the founders literally sold custom cereal boxes ("Obama O’s") just to keep the project alive.

The Execution: They didn't wait for perfect conditions. They flew to New York, went door-to-door taking professional photos of early listings, and talked to their first users face-to-face. They built trust through premium design and real action.

The Global Impact: What started as a desperate hustle to pay rent transformed into Airbnb, completely disrupting the traditional hospitality industry.

Airbnb now hosts millions of guests every single night. It’s the ultimate proof that the most disruptive empires are built by people willing to hustle when they have absolutely nothing.

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WUT AI & Startups Club x Tilmoch AI:

AI & Startups Club officially invites you to an exclusive session with Muhammadsaid Mamasaidov, the founder of Tilmoch AI. He will be breaking down his journey and sharing the exact blueprint for building a successful tech company from the ground up.

Perfect for: Entrepreneurial students, business majors, and anyone serious about launching their own startup.

πŸ“†Date: March 18
πŸ•–Time: 14:00
πŸ“ŒVenue: Webster University, Room 412
πŸ‘€Format: Lecture + Live Q&A

πŸŽ₯Can't make it in person? We will be broadcasting the entire session live in our telegram channel.

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2:40 Building a monopoly with a specific target audience
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2:45 Growth indicates your progress
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Coming up with a StartUp idea from personal experience
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2:50 Do not ask particular people of their problems directly, it will give you the tunnel vision
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2:55 Do things that don’t scale:
DoorDash founders used to deliver food themselves.
- For couple months things should be done manually by YOU
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