How the channel uses this term In this channel's material, EIR (entrepreneur-in-residence) appears in the context of incubating and launching new AI products — the practice of having an entrepreneur join a company to explore and build new products from the inside. The conversations about how a bootstrapped media company builds and launches AI products are where this framing shows up. [^e1d6ab56-888f-50ac-a163-7dd7ead0f97f@0] [^ded24985-a539-5966-9f8d-7453d48d3103@0] What to keep in mind When the material uses EIR, it is pointing at a role, not a title on an org chart: a person embedded with a team so they can explore product ideas and turn them into launched products. That is the usage to carry into the surrounding material about building AI products and startups. - EIR = entrepreneur-in-residence, a role for an entrepreneur working inside a company or incubator.- The channel uses the term in discussions of incubating and launching AI products.- Understanding the term helps you follow how new products get built and shipped in this material.