Ideas I have not built, written down so people can tell me why they are wrong. Idea one is already running at taxslop.com, so it is not here.
Can a members' network make "a human wrote this" the whole product?
What replaces emailing a summary from your agent into someone else's?
Is tacit operating knowledge transferable out of the person who holds it?
Is poisoning a profile better than trying to delete it?
Which environmental signals are trustworthy enough to justify destroying something?
Is there an artificial analogue for the thing that makes a person stop?
If agents talk to each other, why are they doing it in English?
Did this industry die because demand vanished or because the costs stopped working?
Which side of your own product is the customer actually on?
What does support look like when the job is gone rather than lost?
Which inherited function is both mission-critical and structurally underserved?
Where is the gap wide enough to be a business and narrow enough to be defensible?
What restraint can a person not undo in three seconds?
Does anyone change what they throw away because an app told them to?
Can an unwanted signal be subtracted locally rather than masked?
Which single action can be inferred dramatically better than it is today?
How strong would the evidence have to be before this is not pseudoscience?
How do you specify a task so the unacceptable route is not available?