... tell you who, not the client. The tired business owner. I was over chasing info from teams, drawn out projects, disconnected feedbacks, no way of seeing whom was working on each projects and how much is was costing vs what it was quoted. A few tantrums later and a whole lot of time working out the biggest problems and how to manage them. It s started with a checklist idea then turned into something more thinking of the whole lifecycle ... ... goal streamline the application process for students, job seekers, researchers, and of course Founders. What we shipped for launch: Question Archive hundreds of programs catalogued across accelerators, grants, grad schools, and jobs. Every question scored by significance. Answer Bank VS

... costs. In economic terms, some AI products may behave like Veblen goods where the price itself is part of the appeal. Second, fragmentation increases. Rather than one AI for everyone, we ll see many AIs tuned for specific tribes, workflows, and values. Like Superhuman in email, these products won t win by being objectively better, but by being deeply felt by a particular group. Third, privacy becomes a class system . Society has already accepted pay to remove ads elsewhere ...

... watching this trend play out over a long time, so I'm quite sure, but here's my 2 cents: Centralised media, social media and other things aren't so normal for humans we evolved in smaller communities and tribes, and when we're all put together, it's noisy, messy, even harmful. I think we're peak (or post peak) in terms of the opportunity of new centralised social media, or other online gathering places. Combine that now with ... ... other humans. From city or location based groups, clubs, communities to specific niche platforms for sports, co-working and other in-person activities. I think demand for less online time will increase, as we a need to find our tribes