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97% of AI companies fail at marketing because they sound like robots talking to robots.
We connect AI brands with 100+ carefully curated human influencers who have 5M+ engaged tech followers.
Real people explaining complex AI tools in ways that actually convert.
Design isn't just pretty colors.
For AI companies, it's the difference between looking trustworthy or looking like everyone else.
Design isn't what you add at the end.
It's what you think about from the beginning.
Your logo, your color palette, your visual identity, they're all saying something about your values.
Make sure they're saying what you mean.
Crypto projects obsess over Discord member counts.
Smart ones track: Daily active conversations, member-generated content, cross-promotion by community, conflict resolution without mods.
Vanity metrics get you funding. Real metrics get you survival.
The fatal mistake:
Building a community around your token price instead of your mission.
When price is the glue, the first red candle destroys everything.
When mission is the glue, red candles create buying opportunities and stronger bonds.
"If you are interested in advancing AI to human level, you should study what LLMs CANNOT do."
— Yann LeCun
The gaps are the roadmap.
Everyone's optimizing what works.
LeCun's saying: study what fails.
That's where the next breakthrough hides.
Social media for AI companies in 2025:
Less "look what our AI can do"
More"here's what you can achieve"
Your community's health has nothing to do with how often you post announcements.
It's measured by how often members talk to each other without you in the room.
Real communities are self-sustaining ecosystems, not broadcast channels.
What replaces LLMs according to Yann LeCun:
"World models."
AI that understands:
How objects move
What happens when you push something
Cause and effect in 3D space
Not just predicting the next word.
Predicting what happens NEXT in reality.
That's true intelligence.
AI Influencer Partnership Program
Here's what kills most AI launches:
❌ Talking to the wrong people
❌ Waiting months for traction
❌ Burning cash on ads nobody trusts
What actually works?
Getting in front of 5M+ tech followers who already trust the voices we work with.
Three types of crypto communities:
Transactional: "Wen pump?"
Educational: "How does this work?"
Cultural: "We're building something together."
Guess which one survives bear markets?
The US-China AI race isn't about who has the most chips.
It's about who innovates around constraints fastest.
China can't get cutting-edge Nvidia chips.
So they built DeepSeek for $5M using older hardware.
Constraint breeds innovation.
Abundance breeds waste.
Watch how a project treats their smallest holders.
That tells you everything about their long-term vision.
Great communities make everyone feel like an insider, regardless of bag size.
The culture you build today determines the empire you have tomorrow.
Most AI companies are burning cash on ads that don't convert.
The ones winning?:
They're not shouting louder.
They're telling better stories.
The Anthropic philosophy vs. OpenAI:
OpenAI: Move fast. Ship products. Iterate publicly.
Anthropic: Safety first. Controlled rollout. Think before you ship.
Who's right?
We'll find out in 2027 when one of them builds AGI.
And the other doesn't.
Community building in 2025 isn't about Telegram group size.
It's about how many people would still be around if your token dropped 80%.
Those are your real community members. Everything else is just speculation.
Your AI product could change the world.
But if your social media looks like everyone else's, nobody will ever find out.
Why export controls on AI chips might backfire:
China's DeepSeek trained a competitive AI for $5 million.
Not $100 million.
Not billions.
$5 million.
You can't regulate away capability.
You can only delay it.
And while you're delaying, efficiency wins.
Here's what nobody tells you about crypto communities:
The most valuable members aren't whales.
They're the people who answer questions at 2 AM, create memes unprompted, and defend your project in other servers.
Find them. Reward them. Empower them.
The difference between a Discord server and a community:
One has 10,000 members who never talk.
The other has 500 people who know each other's names.
Stop chasing numbers. Start building connections.