I'm hiring someone to help me build the 'Reddit for AI use cases.' People are dying to hear from REAL people actually doing REAL work with A…

I'm hiring someone to help me build the "Reddit for AI use cases." People are dying to hear from REAL people actually doing REAL work with AI. They don't care about how execs, influencers, or hype chasers are 'using AI'. A few months ago, we launched our Community Use Cases feature in The Rundown: At the end of every newsletter, we showcase how a reader is using AI to work smarter, save time, or make life easier. We didn't think much of it, just a cool way to highlight the community. Well, it became one of the biggest hits the newsletter has ever had. Now I get daily messages asking us to expand it... so we are. The plan: build Reddit for AI use cases. We have the most active and engaged AI-interested audience in the world, with millions of daily readers. Your job is to figure out how they're actually using AI, then incentivize them to share it. Basically, the friend everyone texts when they hear about a new AI thing... but you're building an entire community of them. Here's what I'm looking for: > Someone who thrives in scrappy environments with great communication skills > Has built online communities at scale before > Energized by the idea of interviewing thousands of real people about how AI is actually changing their work This is NOT an easy role. You'll interview thousands of people, gather data points, and dig into their real AI struggles. If that sounds fun rather than overwhelming, you're probably who I'm looking for. Link below to apply! I'm HIRING 5 more people to help me build the future of AI media. The Rundown is closing in on 3M active readers, and the demand is far outpacing what we can handle. $2,000 referral bonus if you help us find someone we hire full-time. Open roles: > Head of Content -- lead the edi…

Source: Rowan Cheung (X) | 2026-04-30