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Harvard’s $699 startup bootcamp has professors who never sleep–but that’s because they’re AI clones
Harvard Business School utilizes AI clones of its faculty in a $699 online startup bootcamp called HBS Foundry. The eight-week program provides founders with personalized AI mentorship to rehearse pitches and calls before they pitch investors, which culminates in an opportunity to win up to $100,000. This venture aims to extend entrepreneurial support to high-potential founders regardless of their access to traditional academic resources.
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