Sam Altman: “Copycat startups rarely work”
“People worry about copycat startups a lot, and I don’t think you need to.”
Sam explains that Y Combinator did a study on copycat startups and found that there are very few copycat startups that actually go on to be successful.
“The copycats almost always fail. They’re always a year or two behind. The people aren’t as good. They don’t have the same sense of mission.”
It’s easy to get stressed about copycat startups as a founder but they don’t really cause problems and you’re best off ignoring them.
“It takes many years to learn to ignore them, but I believe that is the right answer.”
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