Interviews with the people building AI
Long-form conversations with founders, CTOs and operators shipping real AI products — how they got here, what they are betting on, and the decisions they would defend in public. Editorial only: no sponsored seats, no vendor scripts.
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Building something in AI?
We interview founders, CTOs and operators doing genuinely new work — at any stage, anywhere in the world. Seats are editorial and free.
Questions about the series
How do I get interviewed for the Founder Series?
Pitch us through the contact page with who you are, what you are building, and the specific thing you can talk about that nobody else can. We read every pitch. The strongest ones come with a concrete point of view — a bet you have made, a decision you would defend — rather than a product announcement.
Is the Founder Series paid or sponsored?
No. Every seat is editorial and free. We do not sell interview slots, we do not run vendor-supplied scripts, and paying for anything else on NeuronFeed does not get you an interview.
Who do you interview?
Founders, CTOs, and operators shipping real AI products — at any stage, anywhere in the world. We care more about whether the work is genuinely new than about headcount or funding, so pre-seed teams and established companies both appear in the series.
Do I need to be funded or have a launched product?
Funding is not a requirement. What matters is that there is something real to talk about — a shipped product, a hard technical call, or a market you understand better than most. If you are still in stealth, it is usually better to submit your startup to the directory first and pitch an interview once you are public.
How long is an interview and what is the format?
These are long-form written conversations, not five-question quick hits. Each published piece shows its read time so you can see the typical length. We send questions in advance, follow up on the interesting answers, and let you check quotes for accuracy before publication.
Can I suggest someone else to interview?
Yes, and we welcome it. Send the name and why they are worth hearing from through the contact page. Suggestions from readers are a big part of how we find people who are not already doing the podcast circuit.