Ideas I want to write about
In the age of AI, hire more entry-level people, not fewer.
Young people are AI centaurs — they use AI in reflexive, creative ways.
As AI removes friction from creation, the scarce resources become trust, belief, purpose, and alignment. Reach becomes cheap. Consistency becomes automated. Scale becomes table stakes.
What remains valuable is what makes us human. Replies instead of clicks. Relationships instead of reach. Alignment instead of optimization. Clear bets instead of
... See moreI’m excited about anything that levels the playing field and removes barriers to entry.
Now that everyone with internet access can learn anything, create any app, and sell to anyone in the world, the opportunity is endless.
A coach in Lagos can now compete with one in London. A solopreneur can build what used to require a team of ten.
“You do not rise to the level of your goals.
You fall to the level of your systems.”
— James Clear
Where do our current behaviours clearly reflect the vision — and where do they drift away from it?
What part of our vision needs to be re-explained, re-lived, or made more practical for the team right now?
Team sport athletes have salaries and support systems. Tennis players eat what they kill.
Holger Rune
Models that have PhD-level proficiency across nearly all human domains. Build that rate of progress into your assumptions about the future of generative AI, and you’ll be more prepared for 2026.
We encouraged readers to “invite AI to every table,” advice we adopted from Ethan Mollick. We believe this approach—treating AI as a thought partner across a wide range of tasks—remains the right one.
We know the fastest team to learn wins. Why do we scream this? Because learning gets you closer to the truth - and the journey there (and onwards) is measured as clockspeed.... The speed at which you release, watch, learn, iterate, re-release. If your loop is slow, you lose by default, even with a better idea.
It's easier to predict the end of the world than to wrestle with the truth, which is that some things are scary, some things are going great, and most of it is just really complicated.
But nuance doesn’t sell. Pessimism does. It sounds smarter, more sophisticated, proof that you’re a clear-eyed realist. Plus, doom is dramatically satisfying in ways
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