
Joshua Browder
@Joshuabrowder • 109,886 subscribers
CEO, @DoNotPay 'Robin Hood of the Internet' according to BBC. Solo GP at Browder Capital. Thiel Fellow
Videos

Here it is! Using the DoNotPay ChatGPT Plugin, I asked the A.I to cancel my gym membership. It immediately drafted a legal notice to cancel, e-signed it and connected with USPS to mail it, all without leaving the conversation. The first subscription cancelled using ChatGPT!
Joshua Browder1,527,992 views • 3 years ago

I wanted to stop people selling my data. So, I used the ChatGPT browsing plugin to search for where my data is being sold. Then, I used the DoNotPay plugin to request deletion under the California Consumer Privacy Act. Two plugins working together to fight data brokers!
Joshua Browder330,979 views • 3 years ago

It is clear that any company not using A.I. and MCPs in their internal workflows is going to be left behind. At DoNotPay, a task that previously took a customer support agent 45 minutes (locating a user who had forgotten their account details and emailing them), now takes 1 min
Joshua Browder39,528 views • 10 months ago

We built a tool to delete your 23AndMe data in a few seconds. Our goal is for as many people as possible to wipe their data clean, before the bankruptcy sale. Especially because insurance companies or foreign companies could buy the data Now live for all DoNotPay users
Joshua Browder46,307 views • 1 year ago

Here is GPT-4 chatting with the IRS to skip waiting on hold, navigate the phone tree, find the right department and transfer the call to the user. We have built a new Consumer Rights Phone Assistant to save people time. Rolling out to all @DoNotPay users in alpha this week
Joshua Browder61,766 views • 3 years ago

Went on Bloomberg this morning to discuss the new $30m Browder Capital Fund Four! I shared the story of how I have a 19 year old founder staying with me right now, that I am going all out to help. Ed Ludlow asked some amazing questions. He always gets the scoop
Joshua Browder27,454 views • 1 year ago

One way to tell if you are talking to an AI is to ask: “what’s your name.” Unless the prompt mentions the name, the AI gets confused. We saw this when we deployed a DoNotPay robot to cancel a cell phone contract. Eventually, our AI recovered and said “you can call me Alex.”
Joshua Browder11,292 views • 1 year ago
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