What if you couldn’t trust what you see?


Innovators Weekly

Hello Reader,

Part of the journey is the end.

It’s time to embrace a new journey.

For years, I dreamed of making a difference and helping more people from within a renowned company. That journey taught me a lot.

But over time, I realized that the next chapter of that mission, for me, meant building something of my own.

It's not easy to take risks, explore new ideas, and find a different way to create meaningful impact.

But I’m grateful for everything that brought me here.

And now, I’m officially building.

There’s something I’ve wanted to build for a long time.

But I don’t build technology for technology’s sake.

Over the past few years, I’ve watched AI become incredibly good at generating content: images, voices, videos and even conversations that can be difficult to distinguish from something real.

And it made me wonder: How do you know what’s real?

I’m building Cerebro to explore a different approach to digital trust helping people identify suspicious or manipulated content and better understand why something can or cannot be trusted.

But before building more, I want to understand how people actually experience this problem.

I’ve put together a short 5-minute customer discovery survey, and I’d really value your perspective to help me shape what's next 👉

Your answers will directly influence what we build, what we prioritize, and ultimately whether Cerebro solves a problem people genuinely care about.

Thanks for helping shape it at the beginning.

I would really appreciate your input.

Until next time, I hope to hear from you soon!

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We appreciate and are grateful for your continued support. Best wishes to you for all your new challenges this week. Have a wonderful day, and let's stay tuned!

Thanks, community! I look forward to embarking on this exciting journey with you!

Mélony Qin (aka. CloudMelon) - Founder @CVisiona & What's Next in AI

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