This is the first time we are no longer held back by “If only I had a great dev” whenever we have an idea. I can now move thru my 15 ideas in a day and scrap them as fast as they come. As someone who learns by experimentation - this is the greatest breakthrough ever.
Out of curiosity, does this approach apply to startups in life sciences that has a physical product with novel deep science tech, e.g. diagnostics kits, technology used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical device etc? I have a difficult time seeing how AI can enable fast feedback loops to iterate quickly to find product-market-fit, and would love to hear another person's perspective.
Wow.. spot on. Now that you said it, it seems obvioius now.
Hi Sean,
This is a profound piece. I have experienced this myself...the lines are blurring and yes the smart ones are building something of their own.
This is the first time we are no longer held back by “If only I had a great dev” whenever we have an idea. I can now move thru my 15 ideas in a day and scrap them as fast as they come. As someone who learns by experimentation - this is the greatest breakthrough ever.
Out of curiosity, does this approach apply to startups in life sciences that has a physical product with novel deep science tech, e.g. diagnostics kits, technology used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, medical device etc? I have a difficult time seeing how AI can enable fast feedback loops to iterate quickly to find product-market-fit, and would love to hear another person's perspective.