Someone pitches an AI tool that books fake appointments on competitors' Calendly links using made-up emails and fake LinkedIn profiles to clog their calendars. The enterprise plan floods entire sales teams with no-shows, forcing them to verify each booking. It's presented as a revenue-generating startup idea with zero regard for ethics.
Another idea I think is really good and slightly evil is competitor Calendly booking AI. So find all of my competitors' Calendly links across the internet and just book all of them with fake email addresses. Oh my God, dude, I know a kid that could build this. You could have multiple plans, right? So you got the solo plan, you just book like your arch nemesis, say, say you're just a solo creator and you have an arch enemy. But if you're enterprise, that's where the real money is. It books every single salesperson out for 100%, and then they just show up and nothing. It's just no-show after no-show. They'd have to go like validate, are these people real or not? And then you could have like a whole other thing where it's like fake LinkedIn, fake companies. You can just go like deeper and deeper.
