GoDaddy Expands AI Entrepreneurship Push as 49% of Founders Now Use AI
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Updated · Inc. · Aug 7
GoDaddy Expands AI Entrepreneurship Push as 49% of Founders Now Use AI
2 articles · Updated · Inc. · Aug 7
Summary
GoDaddy said its AI tools, Care guidance and partnerships such as ASU’s Student Athlete Venture Studio are helping entrepreneurs launch businesses faster and with fewer technical hurdles.
49% of entrepreneurs now use AI in their businesses, up from 25% in early 2024, according to GoDaddy research cited in the report.
Sierra Ryan used those resources to launch FuelWarden, an AI- and data-driven nutrition platform for elite athletes, while balancing Division I lacrosse at Arizona State.
GoDaddy said the effort is part of its inclusion strategy through GoDaddy Empower, launched in 2017 to widen access to mentorship, education and digital tools.
Microbusinesses now create more than five jobs on average in the U.S., up from two in 2020, and correlate with roughly 2% income growth—about $1,500—over three years in a community.