Teens aren't just using AI—they're building real companies with it.
From stock market tools to produce delivery, these young founders are showing that you don't need a college degree (or even a driver's license) to make an impact in tech.
Who are these young founders?
There's Nick Dobroshinsky, 15, whose BeyondSPX offers stock reports to 50,000 monthly users.
Raghav Arora co-founded GetASAP at 16—now with 48 employees and $3.4 million in funding.
And Alby Churven, just 14 from Sydney, jumped into AI coding after his Y Combinator video took off on social media.
Why should you care?
Teenagers launching startups is becoming more common, partly due to accessible AI tools like ChatGPT.
As Kulveer Taggar, a venture capitalist based in San Francisco, notes, there's an impatience and a mentality of, "I can't wait X amount of years to do it. The opportunity is now."
Investors are taking notice. If you've got an idea and some curiosity, this could be your moment too.