I left my $200K Microsoft job to bet on my startup. Work became less fun, and AI made me feel ready to build it alone.
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AI Global WireJunead Khan left Microsoft after two years to pursue his AI startup. He explains why he quit his six-figure job without customers or VC funding.
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