Chomp: Using AI to Map What People Really Think (with Kiko Zang)

Most people scroll past an opinion they disagree with instead of saying so. Kiko Zang, CEO and Co-Founder of Chomp, built a daily question game to capture what people think. Players answer honestly, guess how everyone else answered, and then compare results. One early question asked players to rate "I love you" in month one of dating as a green flag or a red flag. 92.7% privately picked a green flag, while most guessed only half the room would agree.

In this episode of Lead with AI, Dr. Tamara Nall speaks with Kiko about the gap between what people post and what they privately believe, how Chomp's format measures it, and why she sees the data as a resource for AI models learning human judgment. She also explains why she rebuilt Chomp for a mainstream audience after starting on crypto.

Want to try it? Search Chomp on the App Store or join the waitlist at Chomp.fyi . Check the links below to follow Kiko Zang and subscribe to Lead with AI.

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