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Culture is the biggest driver of outcomes, and conquest has changed cultures for better and worse.
A coding bug-fix loop can reproduce, review, approve, ship, and notify customers in about five minutes.
AI subscriptions have reached extraordinary prices: Cursor and Grok offer plans costing $200 or $300 monthly.
A data center full of PhDs would not guarantee exponential gains at FedEx or Domino’s Pizza. Other bottlenecks dominate.
When AI models look alike, the harness and user experience become the moat that buys time to build durability.
The biggest consumer opportunity may not be saving time. People want reasons to spend it.
Stop defaulting to MVPs. Ask what the 10X or 1000X version of the problem looks like.
Wabi points to a new consumer future: mini apps that people create, consume, and share themselves.
A growth loop can generate every experiment variant, measure each, ship the statistically significant winner, preserve a holdout, and start again.
A customer’s reported bug could be the first breadcrumb to an organization-changing discovery, making frontier intelligence valuable in support.
Technology’s positive-sum culture may come less from better people than from a better system.
AI makes ambition easier, then raises the bar. Routine work spreads everywhere, so originality becomes the advantage.
Ask what your company becomes if AI is infinitely intelligent and astonishingly cheap. That imagined organization is your direction of travel.
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