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AI can write code faster than I ever could.
Now I spend more time reading code I didnβt write than writing code myself.
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AI tool fatigue is real.
You donβt need 37 AI subscriptions.
You need one tool that actually solves your problem.
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Weβre reaching the point where βI know how to use AIβ isnβt a useful skill by itself.
Everyone does.
The interesting question is how well you use it.
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I think weβre going to look back at 2026 and laugh at how many products had AI features nobody asked for.
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10 days ago:
β We need to slowdown AI development
This week:
β SpaceXAI dropped Grok 4.7
β Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 5.5
β OpenAI dropped GPT-6 Sol and Luna
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There are two kinds of developers:
βIβll figure it out.β
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βIβll figure it out with AI.β
Weβre all slowly becoming the second one.
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The keyboard isnβt going away.
But I wouldnβt be surprised if talking to computers becomes normal for things we currently click through.
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Technology keeps making things easier.
Somehow, deciding what to do with all that extra time keeps getting harder.
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Weβre slowly moving from βCan I build this?β to βCan I explain this well enough for AI to build it?β
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The best AI feature might be the one users barely notice.
If it saves someone 45 minutes every day, they donβt care how clever the model is.
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If everyone can build a prototype in an afternoon, the prototype itself becomes less valuable.
Distribution, UX and retention become the real game.
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The internet gave everyone access to information.
AI is giving everyone a way to interact with that information differently.
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AI is making information abundant.
Which makes knowing what information matters increasingly valuable.
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We used to optimize websites for humans and search engines.
Now weβre increasingly thinking about how AI systems understand and retrieve information from them.
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AI wonβt make people equally productive.
Itβll probably make the gap between people who know how to use tools and people who donβt much more noticeable.
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