When features are no longer a moat | Bryan Kim, ex-a16z | Founders Circle

​In a world where AI makes shipping features instant, feature-parity is no longer a competitive advantage. So, what actually becomes your moat?

​Bryan spent more than five years investing at a16z, working closely with breakout consumer and AI companies including ElevenLabs. He recently left to build his own fund, so he has seen both sides: what investors notice early and what founders do before the growth looks obvious.

​What to expect:

• ​what real momentum looks like in AI apps

• ​how human emotions shape products people care about

• ​what gives certain AI founders an edge

​Tuesday, August 11 | 6:00–7:00 pm CEST | RSVP

​About TRMNL4 Founders Circle:

​This session is part of TRMNL4 Founders Circle: an invite-only community where consumer tech founders ask honest questions, get useful answers, and meet someone worth knowing. Inside, we run weekly masterminds, founder matchmaking, mentor access, fundraising support, a library of content from accelerators we ran with Meta, Snap, and InWorld AI, plus sessions from top consumer operators and investors.

​Host:

​TRMNL4 runs equity-free consumer tech accelerators with Meta, Snap, and InWorld, and hosts founder events across Europe and the US.

​We have supported 280+ consumer startups, received 12,000+ program applications, and work with a 300+ VC network.