Jason Lemkin describes unexpected ways founders use Delphi.ai: uploading board decks before meetings, getting feedback when growth stalls, critiquing sales scripts, and reviewing VC pitches. The system ingests YouTube, RSS feeds, Twitter, and blogs to power these applications.
I didn't think it would be as good as it was because I used other products and I've used other things and it wasn't as good as my, my digital AI was. It wasn't the same. But the use case would be what? Is it what I said or is this something else? The other interesting thing is the use cases with AI are much broader than you'd expect. Okay. So I didn't expect people to upload their board decks before board meetings and ask for feedback before a board meeting. That's a niche use case. I didn't expect hundreds and hundreds of founders to use it as their therapist for their company where the growth has slowed. I didn't expect that. I didn't expect so many folks to use it to review their, um, sales scripts, their SDI scripts when there's, when there's specific tools to do it, right? I didn't expect it's so good at reviewing VC pitch decks. It's so good at it, better than anything I've seen.
Can you get tactical for one second? So you go to delphi.ai and you just uploaded the Saastr RSS feed and it did all of the work?
YouTube, RSS, Twitter, blog, um, blog.
