Eric Siu built an AI mastermind group because he wanted peers focused only on business and AI. He compares it to existing networks like EO and YPO, arguing that having like-minded founders to bounce ideas off is essential for anyone serious about the space.
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So I'll reveal what I can. I can't go into too many details, obviously, but I'll just talk about maybe the setup for this thing and how I think everyone should think about at least forming an AI text group or even like an AI founders chat or like whatever role that you're in. I think it's really helpful to have peers and maybe that can be like a follow-up to this piece. But I have always talked about why it's helpful to have a forum. Like these are like-minded people. Okay? So Neil might have like a group of people that he texts all the time. And I, you know, Neil and I, we text all the time as well. You want to have people that you can bounce ideas off. of, right? And that's always been very helpful. And so that's why I've always been a fan of groups like EO, Entrepreneurs Organization, or groups like YPO, Young Presidents Organization, or even Hampton, for example, because they help facilitate that. Now, what I would say is I was lacking a forum that would just primarily talk about AI. All we wanted to nerd out about was business and AI. We don't want to talk about partying. We don't want to talk about anything else. We don't want to talk about our relationships. All we want to talk about is AI and business, right?