Building apps with AI changes what matters.
Building apps with AI changes what matters.
Code got cheaper and launches got faster, but keeping users got harder, and AI doesn't do that part for you.
When anyone can ship a feature in an afternoon, speed stops being an advantage. What's left are the human questions: what should exist at all, and why would anyone come back next week?
The teams that win will be the ones who understand people best. That's what we've spent 14 years helping founders with.
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- If you're building apps with AI and you don't know this, you're making a huge mistake.
- Everyone can build with AI now, which means building is no longer the advantage.
- Execution became cheaper, but taste became more valuable.
- Coding became easier, which meant the decisions became harder.
- Launching became faster, but keeping users became harder.
- AI removes excuses and speeds up the process, but it doesn't remove the competition.
- The companies that win won't be the fastest builders.
- They will be the teams that understand people the best, and this is what we've been helping founders with for the past fourteen years.
AI lets everyone build, so building is no longer an advantage. Winning will come down to how well a team understands people.
Key points:
Taste is worth more now that execution is cheaper.
Easier coding makes the decisions harder, such as what should exist at all.
Keeping users got harder even as launching got faster, and it is the part AI does not do.
AI speeds up the process and leaves the competition in place: "The companies that win won't be the fastest builders."
Most useful for founders building apps with AI who are betting on speed.
