AI startup founders from Y Combinator's latest class reveal the top 3 things they learned from the accelerator
Insider spoke with the founders of four AI startups that went through this latest batch and asked them to share what they learned most from the experience. Here are their top three takeaways; A majority of YC founders were based or came to San Francisco for the three month accelerator this year, marking the biggest jump for a batch since the pandemic began.
"Honestly, even if YC didn't have an in person element, I probably would have come to SF if I knew a lot of founders were going," said Akash Mandavilli, the cofounder of the AI sales platform Zenfetch. "Keep moving fast, launch products quickly and something will stick," said Sharma."If you don't move quickly, the market will."
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