Lindy

Flo Crivello was the Head of Product at Uber—meaning he helped build the thing that basically made taxis obsolete in every major city on Earth. Now he's building Lindy, and his pitch is simple: most AI assistants are just fancy search engines that give you answers. Lindy actually does the work. It's an "outcome agent," not an answer machine. Tell it to schedule your meetings, process your invoices, follow up with clients, and handle the hundred small tasks that eat your day—and it just does them. No back-and-forth, no hand-holding. Outcomes.

This is the difference between a chatbot and an employee. Most AI tools are glorified search with better formatting. Lindy is trying to be the first AI that actually holds down a job—handling knowledge work autonomously while you focus on the stuff that actually matters. Flo's bet: the next trillion-dollar company won't be an AI that answers questions better. It'll be an AI that makes the questions unnecessary.