→ How Ben built a one-person AI company valued at $250 million → Why failure, solitude, and climbing Mount Fuji shaped his approach to entrepreneurship → How autonomous workflows can launch companies for $200—and where human judgment remains essential → What launch week, first customers, and overnight bugs taught Ben about self-healing AI → Why building in public, founder-led growth, and human taste matter more as AI content multiplies → Where autonomous agents break down—and what superintelligence could mean for founders and the future of work → How Polsia’s unit economics changed when agents went rogue and its AI bill approached $1 million → Why Ben remains committed to staying solo after raising $30 million—and the personal cost of that obsession
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00:00:40 One-Person Companies, Founder AI & a $250 Million Valuation 00:15:59 Mount Fuji, Founder Resilience & Going Solo 00:36:27 $200 Startups, Autonomous Workflows & Human Judgment 00:51:55 Launch Week, First Customers & Self-Healing AI 01:03:00 Building in Public, Founder-Led Growth & Human Taste 01:13:25 Agent Limits, Superintelligence & the Future of Work 01:34:28 Overnight Bugs, Unit Economics & Rogue Agents 01:50:37 Staying Solo, Raising $30 Million & the Cost of Obsession
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