AI独角兽创始人最新警告：48小时没人转发？你的AI产品已经“死了”

Group 1 - The core idea is that in the AI era, product distribution has become a critical factor for survival, with social virality being essential within the first 48 hours of launch [1][11][12] - Base44, an AI programming company, was acquired for $80 million just six months after its founding, highlighting the importance of understanding and executing on "virality" rather than relying solely on funding or channels [2][10] - The founder of Base44 emphasized that a user willing to engage and share is more valuable than numerous likes, indicating a shift in how success is measured in product launches [3][11] Group 2 - Base44's success was attributed to three main strategies: involving users in development, encouraging sharing of their work, and focusing on a single distribution platform, LinkedIn [4][6][9] - The company created a growth flywheel that maximized visibility and user engagement through a streamlined process of development, showcasing, and social sharing [9][12] - The rise of AI tools has led to a new distribution paradigm where functionality is merely a threshold, and storytelling and visibility are the key differentiators [9][19] Group 3 - The article discusses a broader trend where AI startups must adapt to a new distribution model, emphasizing public collaboration and transparency in product development [13][18] - Effective distribution now relies on niche creators rather than influencers, as these creators can drive word-of-mouth and engagement within specific communities [16][18] - Companies are increasingly sharing their growth data publicly as a form of marketing, showcasing milestones and even failures to build trust and visibility [17][18]