GI Fellowship

The General Intelligence Fellowship

Global

by The General Intelligence Company

A 30-day fellowship to launch an AI-powered company using Cofounder 2, with $1,000 upfront funding, $3,000 in platform credits, and zero equity taken.

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Funding

$1,000 upfront + $3,000 in platform credits + $1,000 revenue bonus

Duration

30 days

Geography

Global

Eligibility

Open to individuals and small teams anywhere in the world who want to start a real company. Existing companies that have already raised funding are excluded. Must be willing to share operational data for platform improvement.

Application

No new cohort announced since the March 27, 2026 deadline

Last verified

7/11/2026

Deadline

March 27, 2026

About This Fellowship

The General Intelligence Fellowship is an experimental 30-day program designed for ambitious individuals and small teams ready to launch a company using AI agents. Backed by The General Intelligence Company (which raised an $8.7M seed round), the fellowship provides access to Cofounder 2 — a platform that orchestrates AI agents to run entire business operations from development to marketing.

Fellows receive $1,000 upfront with no strings attached, plus $100/day in Cofounder 2 platform credits (totaling $3,000 over 30 days) including code generation capabilities. There's an additional $1,000 bonus if fellows reach $1,000 in revenue during the program — creating a clear incentive to build something real, fast.

What makes this fellowship distinctive is its zero-equity model: founders fully own their company and all intellectual property. The program is fully remote, runs on Discord, and is open globally. It's a bet that AI-native companies can be built in 30 days with the right tooling.

What You Get

A compact package designed to get you from idea to revenue in 30 days using AI agent infrastructure.

  • $1,000 unconditional upfront grant
  • $100/day in Cofounder 2 platform credits for 30 days ($3,000 total)
  • Additional $1,000 bonus for reaching $1,000 in revenue during the program
  • Full access to Cofounder 2 — AI agents for dev, marketing, sales, and customer support
  • No equity taken — founders keep full ownership and IP
  • Remote community on Discord with fellow builders

Selection Process

Applications are reviewed by the General Intelligence team, looking for motivated generalists with a genuine desire to start a company.

  • Apply via online form at cofounder.co/fellowship
  • Applications close March 27, 2026
  • Looking for motivated generalists with ability to execute
  • Existing companies that have already raised funding are not eligible
  • Staff has discretionary admission authority
  • Fully remote program — no relocation required

Who Should Apply

Individuals and small teams anywhere in the world who want to build an AI-native company from scratch in 30 days.

  • Solo founders or small teams with a company idea
  • Must not have existing funding or an established company
  • Comfortable working with AI tools and agent-based workflows
  • Willing to share operational data for platform improvement (not model training)
  • Must participate in case study interviews
  • Global eligibility — fully remote on Discord

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Frequently asked questions

How much funding does the GI Fellowship provide?

The General Intelligence Fellowship provides $1,000 upfront + $3,000 in platform credits + $1,000 revenue bonus. The program runs for 30 days.

When is the GI Fellowship application deadline?

The current deadline is March 27, 2026. Application cycle: no new cohort announced since the March 27, 2026 deadline.

Who is eligible for the GI Fellowship?

Open to individuals and small teams anywhere in the world who want to start a real company. Existing companies that have already raised funding are excluded. Must be willing to share operational data for platform improvement. Geographic scope: Global.

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