Flowchart
Is your AI idea check real evidence?
Three questions to run before an AI answer goes in your plan.
A short decision path for founders who used a chatbot to check an idea. It asks whether a real person described the problem happening to them, whether several people in one segment said the same, and whether anyone committed time, money or an introduction. Each no sends you to a clear next action instead of a verdict. Koji interviews real people by text or voice if you want the evidence without scheduling every call.
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What's in this flowchart
Start: An AI answer says your idea is good
- Did a real person describe it happening to them?
- Yes: go to 2.
- No: Treat it as a guess to test. Write it as an assumption and go find people.
- Did several people in one segment say the same?
- Yes: go to 3.
- No: Run five more interviews. Stay in one narrow segment this time. Then go to 3.
- Did anyone commit time, money or an intro?
- Yes: go to 4.
- No: Treat it as polite interest. Change the segment or the problem.
- Finish: Narrow the idea and run a pilot.
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/is-ai-idea-validation-real-evidence-flowchart">Is your AI idea check real evidence?</a>, Koji</p>
