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One way (admittedly not the best way) to find startup ideas is to ask what organizations would be good to compete with. Universities, for example, are dream competitors. They're so inefficient. But the best of all may be governments.
(If anyone's wondering what is the best way to get startup ideas, I explain that here: http://paulgraham.com/startupideas.html ….)
FWIW that's how http://laarc.io was born. It's still bizarre to me that no one on Reddit can edit story titles, and HN is rather specific in the content they want to curate. We'll see how long it takes for people to notice something new is waiting.
This tweet came in just at the right time for me.
Classic: "Live in the future, then build what's missing."
Thanks Paul.
Organizational scleroticism and inefficiency are highly correlated with regulatory capture. Commercial banks, insurance companies, healthcare, universities, telcos, etc. This is why so many startups find themselves pushing regulatory boundaries or seeking clever workarounds.
zoomed in 300% and now it's readable
@paulg thanks for writing this. One of the most enlighting pieces I’ve read on start-up ideas. Hugely useful.
Pretty good explanation of why hack/AI initiatives of legal system insiders won't ever solve #A2J: Insiders don't have the problem and in fact are doing JUST FINE. On which I wrote more here:
https://ctjester.blogspot.com/2016/11/a-brief-primer-on-access-to-justice.html …
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