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Interview with Sam Conman

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Interview with Sam Conman
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In a recent interview, Sam Conman, founder of conman.ai, discussed his unconventional business model. He explained that his company sells one dollar for 90 cents, focusing on growth rather than profit. Conman also highlighted how adding '.ai' to the company name significantly boosted their stock price.

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Original publisherGibber
Canonical URLhttps://zhenyi.gibber.blog/interview-with-sam-conman
Publication timeMon, 25 May 2026 22:50:40 +0000
Retrieval time2026-05-25T23:07:40.573Z
Last seen2026-05-25T23:07:40.573Z
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Host: Welcome to the second episode of our fictional show! Today, we have a very special guest, Sam. Sam, could you introduce yourself to the audience? Sam: Hi, I’m Sam Conman, founder and CEO of conman.ai. I am a serial killer-entrepreneur, TEDx speaker, and a thought leader on Twitter. Before conman.ai, I scaled three startups to… Host: Okay, I am reading your homepage. It says you’re a, quote, “next-generation, AI-native value disintermediation platform revolutionizing the liquidity lifecycle of fiat micro-assets”. I’m not familiar with those terms. Can you explain what your company actually does? Sam: Sure, at conman.ai, we deliver hyper-optimized, dollar-equivalent unit transactions at unprecedented sub-parity… Host: Hold on. Sorry, you’re losing me here.

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