How a viral AI startup feud exposed tech's new attention economy

Source: Business Insider

avipat_/X; generalcatalyst/X; Getty Images; Tyler Le/BILast Friday morning, Avi Patel was scrolling on X when he saw a post that made him crash out. The post, from General Catalyst investor Yuri Sagalov, announced a $31 million seed round for a startup called Luel, which pays people for AI training data. Patel is the founder of a startup called Kled that also pays people for AI training data.

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