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A CTO walks into a meeting convinced AI is everywhere. The board nods along because they read two LinkedIn articles. Meanwhile the people doing the actual work haven't touched it. Not because they're resistant. Because nobody put anything worth using in their hands.

We're still absurdly early. The tools are here, the window is wide open, and the possibilities are genuinely ridiculous. Stop evaluating. Go build something. Go create value. The future is going to be exciting and the only way to be part of it is to start.

AI closed the strategy implementation gap and opened the AI adoption gap

The companies most threatened by AI became AI’s most aggressive adopters.

we're about to spend more on artificial office workers than on human office workers

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The “trust gap” in AI agents isn’t philosophical. It’s measurable. Give teams real agent workflows for a few weeks and approval rates climb fast. Experience beats policy.

Most AI debates miss the point: trust doesn’t come from better slides, it comes from reps. Once people see agents deliver reliably, they stop micromanaging.

Is Service as an API the future of professional service companies? If any software can be wrapped in an API. Professional service can be wrapped too.

I build my first iOS app yesterday. I'm building my second one now.

this is so spot on. also true for corporations.

it’s kind of insane that *claude* launches & tweets actually move markets & chatgpt doesn’t. that alone tells you where enterprise mindshare is concentrated right now. right now it feels like anthropic owns the high signal capital adjacent audience. in this era mindshare

Anthropic is again on fire. Incredible ship rate