... will be something that actually also amplify your brands. Comment from Debra Salt(@debra_salt): The point about separating personal accounts from product accounts is very important. Many early founders do not think about ownership later. Comment from Jack Sullivan(@jack

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... handle most of the work, what exactly are all those other meaningful tasks that AI wouldn t be able to do? What will the surplus employees do? Clean office windows? Probably not. Today (or rather yesterday), Jack Dorsey announced nearly a 50% layoff, explicitly citing AI as the reason. So I m curious about your perspective: What will all of us (or at least half of us) do when AI replaces a large portion of our work? Will ... ... What I m seeing is that AI compresses teams. The same output can now be achieved with fewer people, which changes hiring math more than it changes human value. The real shift, in my opinion, is not manual trades vs

... found some early signs of PMF with Clueso, we've expanded our engineering and design teams. And with that growth, we ve had to radically rethink how we work. What worked brilliantly for a two-person team of jacks-of-all-trades-and-masters-of-none didn t scale. Now that we have specialists designers who like to deeply think through user flows, and engineers focused on clean architecture the quality of what we re shipping has leveled up dramatically ...

... Yesterday evening I opened Techcrunch and the headline caught my eye: Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to delete all IP law ( The original Tweet is here and you can read many opinions there.) About a week ago people were arguing about the ownership rights of Ghibli and it seems that the discourse about what belongs to whom and who has/doesn t have the right to what is still going on. How do you see the protection of artwork ...