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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2025 · 34 MIN

How to build an AI SaaS Application in 2025 ?

from ChaiNet: The Agentic Commerce Podcast · host Kirti Pandey

Ever wondered what it really takes to transform an AI concept into a working product? Vincent Josse, founder of BlogSEO and former engineering lead at Joko, reveals the behind-the-scenes reality of building AI services that actually scale.Get ready to learn:* How to choose the right AI infrastructure without overspending* The truth about scaling from zero to millions of users* Smart ways to validate your AI idea before building* Common pitfalls that sink AI startups* Practical strategies for both solo founders and teamsStop dreaming about AI - start building it. Tune into this conversation packed with real-world lessons from someone who’s been there. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit chainet.substack.com

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Ever wondered what it really takes to transform an AI concept into a working product? Vincent Josse, founder of BlogSEO and former engineering lead at Joko, reveals the behind-the-scenes reality of building AI services that actually scale.Get ready...

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