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Today, I got the pleasure of talking to Daniel Gross. Daniel is one of the smartest people I know of and you'll likely agree by the end of the podcast. Daniel is the founder of Pioneer.app, former Y Combinator Partner, former director of AI at Apple, and it all started with his first startup, Cue. In today's episode, we cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:- What is Pioneer?- What has he learned about people since starting pioneer (and how does it affect product decisions)- What does he want Pioneer to be?- Is Pioneer a game? Why?- Is Pioneer starting a new way to develop games?- How big could Pioneer get?- Why did he start working on Pioneer?- Why Yellow?- Does he plan on implementing VR and AR into Pioneer - The best advice for changing the world that i've ever head at the very end. Daniel can be found on Twitter @danielgross and you can learn more about Pioneer at www.pioneer.app. Get on the email list at forwardthinking.substack.com
Today, I got the pleasure of talking to Daniel Gross. Daniel is one of the smartest people I know of and you'll likely agree by the end of the podcast. Daniel is the founder of Pioneer.app, former Y Combinator Partner, former director of AI at Apple, and it all started with his first startup, Cue. In today's episode, we cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
- What is Pioneer?
- What has he learned about people since starting pioneer (and how does it affect product decisions)
- What does he want Pioneer to be?
- Is Pioneer a game? Why?
- Is Pioneer starting a new way to develop games?
- How big could Pioneer get?
- Why did he start working on Pioneer?
- Why Yellow?
- Does he plan on implementing VR and AR into Pioneer
- The best advice for changing the world that i've ever head at the very end.
Daniel can be found on Twitter @danielgross and you can learn more about Pioneer at www.pioneer.app.
Forward Thinking Founders is a founder podcast where we interview high potential founders from networks like Y Combinator, The Thiel Fellowship, Product Hunt, Twitter, etc. and brings to light what they're building for the world. Think of it like the opposite of How I Built This, where we interview founders before they are successful, then if they are, we have a moment in time we can look back on in the early days. Does the model work? Look at our early interviews and you'll have your answer.