This Week in Startups
Your thrice weekly deep dive into startups, markets, & tech | Hosted by @jason, @alex, and @lons.
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Worried about your @OpenClaw getting hacked? @alexocheema, founder of @ExoLabs, explains how more skills and authorizations make you more prone to attacks! Prompt injections are when you AI reads hidden text that hijacks your bot to start sending out your information! That could be on a website, an email, or on the web!
Openclaw skill showcase! Reddit research automation! Here’s how @alex uses Openclaw to quickly grasp the most recent, relevant, discussions happening on reddit. Filtering out Reddit slop, old posts, non-relevant posts, or just irrelevant opinions costs time. Not anymore! What’s been your biggest Openclaw breakthrough? #openclaw #clawdbot #AI #startups #tech #founders
When HQ Trivia fell apart, tried to buy it! Only about a year after the app-based game show went viral, it all fell apart, to the disappointment of many. Now, host Scott Rogowsky joins TWiST to look back at the hit app/show’s sad fate, and what happened when he tried (and failed) to pick up the pieces.
Been watching the new season of Industry? @jason and @lon break down the new season’s take on tech getting mixed up in politics. Shady journalist, the British government blocking innovation, sex scandals and a crazy tech bubble. Sounds like an episode of @twistartups! Shout out to @thewatchpod for getting @jason hooked!
Openclaw demo! In seconds, we had Openclaw generate an entire presentation of our most recent 5 podcast episodes in Gamma! Holy sh*t, it literally just presented itself... We’re pushing the limits of what Openclaw can do and we’re just getting started. Follow for more!
Have you been mass buying Mac Minis for your new @openclaw workflows? One man who skated to puck is @alexocheema, founder of @ExoLabs! He joins TWiST today to show @jason how his open source software helps users connect all of their Mac Minis. Check out how you can start running your own AI compute cluster!
How HQ Trivia became just another brief pop culture trend In 2017, the game show app — in which players from around the globe competed on their phones — seemed like the next big thing, and the first in a new wave of live-streamed competition series. But just a year and change later, it all fell apart. On TWiST, HQ Trivia host joins us to dissect the problems that befell HQ Trivia, providing a clear guide for founders looking to build the right kind of company culture.
