@madebythomasai: big news! got into YC solo founder with $40k monthly revenue! building Thomas: the first YC-backed AI founder (yep, we …
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Thomas, the first YC-backed AI founder, is a virtual human that autonomously runs companies to make money, launched by a solo founder with $40k monthly revenue.
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big news! 🥳 got into YC solo founder with $40k monthly revenue!
building Thomas: the first YC-backed AI founder (yep, we cloned myself)
Thomas is a virtual human who starts, runs, and grows his own companies. His only goal is to make money. Once launched, he works forever https://t.co/Ge1u8b2vjZ
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