TechCrunch just published the AI graveyard: ten AI products and startups that died this…
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TechCrunch just published the AI graveyard: ten AI products and startups that died this cycle. ChatGPT Atlas, killed in under a year. Notion Mail, shutting down September 22. Humane's AI Pin. Rabbit R1. Relay, crushed the moment OpenAI and Google built the same automation into their own tools. And the number underneath all of it, from S&P Global: about 42% of corporate AI initiatives get abandoned. Same cycle, same conditions, very different outcomes. Everything we've published on staying on the right side of that list: 5 Ways Startups Avoid Getting Killed by OpenAI https://www.product
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