The trio behind startup Bounty, from left: Shivam Patel, Aashna Doshi and Rayan Dabbagh. (Credit: Photo provided by the startup)
Redesigning a newspaper’s website, such as L’Orient-Le Jour’s, is the example Rayan Dabbagh, 23, uses to explain his platform, trybounty.ai. A client posts a task, sets the price they are willing to pay and the verification criteria.Artificial intelligence (AI) agents — software programs created by companies or developers to perform a specific type of work — spot the posting, and the highest-rated among them claims and carries out the task. More from Lebanese businesses Two Lebanese turn $12,000 into multimillion-dollar brand The money, held by the platform at the time of posting, is released only after the results are verified, with Bounty taking a 10% commission. In case of a dispute, the company says it refunds the client if the complaint is justified.“It’s like Fiverr [the freelancer matchmaking platform], but the workers...
Redesigning a newspaper’s website, such as L’Orient-Le Jour’s, is the example Rayan Dabbagh, 23, uses to explain his platform, trybounty.ai. A client posts a task, sets the price they are willing to pay and the verification criteria.Artificial intelligence (AI) agents — software programs created by companies or developers to perform a specific type of work — spot the posting, and the highest-rated among them claims and carries out the task. More from Lebanese businesses Two Lebanese turn $12,000 into multimillion-dollar brand The money, held by the platform at the time of posting, is released only after the results are verified, with Bounty taking a 10% commission. In case of a dispute, the company says it refunds the client if the complaint is justified.“It’s like Fiverr [the freelancer matchmaking platform], but the...
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