Proof of Concept
Isar Saxena and Austin KennedyRevealing this generation’s hidden success stories
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Use them to write yours
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Self-ImprovementSociety & CultureEducation | ||||
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On Episode 40 of Proof of Concept, we sat down and recorded our thoughts about why we have a podcast. We spent most of our time talking about where our motivation for the podcast comes from and why do it. We also reflected a little bit on ourselves a... more
On Episode 40 of Proof of Concept, we sat down and recorded a recap of our summers and shared a couple quick personal highlights about what we were doing. We spent most of our time talking about each of our 3 main takeaways from the summer and how we... more
On Episode 39 of Proof of Concept, we had Sharif Caesar. A current 23-year-old Sharif was raised in Ghana and came over to the States with his dad when he was a child. After being bullied for not wearing name brand (when he came over he didn't even k... more
On episode 38 of Proof of Concept, we had Shrikar Lekkala, an incoming junior at UIUC and Co-Founder of Metafrazo, which provides an AI Dubbing and Translation solution for educators.
Since their founding, they’ve secured 5,000 MRR and have worked w... more
On this week of Proof of Concept we had Derrick Echols, founder of Sloche. Beginning with just his camera and him at a highschool basketball game, Sloche has since scaled to a 136K follower community. "Community" is used intentionally; Derrick has no... more
This week on Proof Of Concept, we welcomed back Avi Patel, founder of Nitrility. The solution artists and creators have been waiting for. We talked about his recent experiences with VCs, how he’s been able to raise hundreds of thousands in funding, s... more
Hello everybody on this episode 35 of Proof of Concept we had Miles Low.
Miles, a junior at the University of Michigan, explained to us what exactly is an LLM, how to build an AI that sounds just like Thomas Jefferson, why computer science can be an... more
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