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That $22 million AI company just quietly walked away from 400 customers. Not a typo. Vultron raised $22M last year to build AI for government contracting proposals — then effectively shut down operat
That $22 million AI company just quietly walked away from 400 customers.
Not a typo. Vultron raised $22M last year to build AI for government contracting proposals — then effectively shut down operations. Hundreds of businesses are now scrambling for a replacement.
Here's what that means for you.
You're not foolish for being cautious about AI tools. You're smart. Companies with tens of millions in funding and full engineering teams are still getting it wrong. The "just buy this tool" advice you've been sold is what's broken — not your judgment.
The real lesson isn't about government contracting. It's about vendor survival. When you evaluate any AI tool, the company behind it matters as much as the software itself. A $200/month tool from a shaky startup can disappear tomorrow, taking your workflows and data with it.
One thing you can do today: before your next AI purchase, spend 20 minutes checking the vendor's funding stage, customer reviews from the last 90 days, and whether they have a clear revenue model. That alone filters out 80% of risky bets — no coding required.
Your instinct to go slow isn't a weakness. It's due diligence.
Have you ever had an AI tool or software vendor leave you stranded mid-project? What happened?
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