billion dollar startup ideas from YC (the cool ones)

Here are 13 billion dollar startup ideas that YC just published. Some of them are pretty good. Number one is a personalized AI tutor. So, all of the best scientists, philosopher and history all had mentors at one point. So, this could be your AI mentor that democratized mentorship to people. Number three, a cloud for small software, so basically one click to deploy your vibe-coded app. Just like how Superbase is a dumb down version of MongoDB and this is like a dumb down version of Superbase. Number four is multiplayer AI. This is a super interesting idea. Just like Google Docs is a multiplayer version of a word document. Figma is a multiplayer version of Photoshop. There might be other multiplayer version of ChatGTP or other AI power tools. Number five is computer at sea. This is a great idea for the environment that has been happening in China and somewhere in Europe. So basically building data centers on the ocean. Number six is a AI power consumer product for one billion people. So when happen, we had Google and we had Airbnb. And when the Mobo shift happened, we had Instagram, we have Uber. When this AI shift is happening, there's got to be more AI power consumer product. Not just ChatGPT and cloud. Number seven is AI for the aging population. This is a great idea. Every country has the aging problem now. AI and robots are potentially better caregivers with way more patients. Number nine is new operating system for the physical world. So 80% of the global workforce does not sit at a desk. This could be a AI that electricians that construction workers can wear to help them at their job and help to train new people. Number 11 is state of the real world. It's a very hot and necessary niche because unlike CT, they have plenty of data on the internet to scrape to train like text image video data for the real world we don't have that much data of how people move, how people perceive. So We have plenty of companies that are recording people working. Basically helping robots to collect data. Number 12 is proving your human. I love this idea because this is such a philosophical question that software probably can't solve. There are more AI agents using the web browsers than humans now. So how do you know you're a human? The last one is self- maintaining APIs which I love. Whenever you have an API update, you should just generate code and push it to your client. and asked them to merge it.