Ben Cera

Jess and Brit take the reins on this week's More or Less — and they're not exactly missing their husbands. They're joined by Henrik Werdelin (Audos), who's building a platform that takes solo founders from zero to funded company using AI agents, and Ben Broca (Polsia), a literal one-human, zero-employee founder who argues AGI is already here. What follows is a sharp, funny debate about whether solo "donkeycorns" are the future of entrepreneurship, where AI actually hits its limits, and why defensibility in an AI world might come down to the most analog thing of all — knowing yourself and the humans you serve.Chapters:1:05 — Britt & Jess take over More or Less3:15 — Meet Henrik Werdelin (Audos) & Ben Broca (Polsia)5:00 — The Donkeycorn Era: Solo founders making millions with AI8:15 — "AGI Is Here" — Ben's case for one founder, zero employees10:30 — Jess vs. Ben: "My Claude can't remember" / "Skill issue"17:00 — When AI suggested fecal transplant businesses (Henrik's wild early experiments)19:00 — Relationship Capital: The real moat in an AI world23:00 — Building an economy, not a tool — Ben's vision for Polsia25:30 — Will AI democratize opportunity or just commoditize it?32:00 — Bot Etiquette: When your AI emails psychics on your behalf40:00 — The Sora Shutdown: "It's all just electricity"42:30 — Is speed the only moat? Anthropic vs. OpenAI46:30 — The Brain Gym: Why knowing yourself matters more than ever52:00 — Wrap: SpaceX IPO, Aura IPO, and "Me, My Customer, and AI"We’re also on ↓X: https://twitter.com/moreorlesspodInstagram: https://instagram.com/moreorlessYouTube: https://youtu.be/x5ybaEqOEsUConnect with us here:1) Sam Lessin: https://x.com/lessin2) Dave Morin: https://x.com/davemorin3) Jessica Lessin: https://x.com/Jessicalessin4) Brit Morin: https://x.com/brit

Ben Cera, founder of Polsia and ex-Global GM at Cloud Kitchens, built an AI company-builder that runs businesses autonomously. He talks about AI-native solo founding, his 80/20 automation vs human taste framework, designing AI teammates with trust boundaries, inspirations like Universal Paperclips and Daft Punk, and what running thousands of AI-run companies actually looks like.

Fanny Bouton, chercheuse en politiques numériques et IA; Oussama Ammar, entrepreneur en direct de Dubaï; Ben Cera, fondateur de PaulSia et créateur d'agents IA autonomes. Ils débattent du clash entre Anthropic et le Pentagone, des conséquences géopolitiques et financières de la course à l'AGI, et de la montée des agents autonomes qui peuvent gérer des entreprises entières.

Ben Cera, founder of Polsia/Pulsia and former CloudKitchens operator, builds AI-native companies where agents run engineering, marketing, and support. He explains autonomous agents that create ads with AI people, run one-click ad campaigns, and spin up sandbox companies for low-cost launches. He also discusses revenue-share pricing, cross-company learning, and agent marketplaces.

Ben Cera, founder of Pulsia, built a multi‑million dollar company run by AI agents with him as the only human. He explains how autonomous agent workflows build products, fix bugs, market, and report. Topics include Pulsia’s technical stack, cost and revenue model, autonomy versus automation, scalability limits of vibe coding, and security tradeoffs with agent-driven businesses.