
AI Build Lab for Founders: Launch
A series of interactive sessions guides founders through building and testing a live product with AI tools, gathering user feedback, and presenting at demo day. It is open to current NYU students, alumni, and faculty, including people with or without coding experience.
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December 2, 2026 · 5 PM – 7 PM
Kaufman Management Center, New York · Free ·
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Founders use AI tools to build a working product, test it with potential users, and present it to guest founders and investors at demo day; no coding background is required.
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Take your idea from concept to launch in a series of interactive sessions. Leverage AI tools to build a live product, put it in front of users, and leave with honest feedback, concrete next steps, and the tools to keep going - no coding background required. Who it is for Current NYU students, Alumni, and Faculty People who code and people who don't. Anyone who wants to test an idea quickly and cheaply before committing time and money to it. Key highlights Hands-on from start to finish. Every session ends with something real in hand, not just notes. Real customers, not guesses. Founders talk to 5 to 10 potential users and put a working product in front of them. Two tracks. No-code founders build with tools like Lovable, Replit, v0 and Bolt. Founders who code use Claude Code or Cursor. Honest checks built in. Founders open and verify every source, set their success target before the results come in, and have a second tool test every build. A live product with a real ask. Each product goes live with a waitlist, pre-order or booking option. Demo day. The series ends with founders presenting to guest founders and investors. Tools they keep. Every founder leaves with the full Leverage kit and their own working setup. What founders walk away with A tested idea. Assumptions checked against real conversations and real data. A live product MVP. Reviewed, tested, and in front of first users, or a clear and cheap "no." A decision and a plan.
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Hosted by NYU Stern Berkley Center for Entrepreneurship
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