Founder seeks validation for an AI solution in a market lacking adoption and infrastructure
A founder describes validating a problem via LinkedIn conversations in an unspecified high-earning industry in their country, but reports that infrastructure needed to build an effective AI solution is not available there. The post lacks concrete problem specifics, functioning more as a request for solution feedback than a described pain point.
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