Ashish Kothari shows how generalists can use AI to evaluate ideas, spot pitfalls, build implementation plans, and estimate costs and timelines. AI fills the execution gap so idea people can focus on what they do best.
Let's say you're great at ideas, but you're not great at thinking through the details of how to get this thing done. Or either you don't have the expertise or some people just don't have one thing through it. You can actually create an AI partner with you to help you through. I have 10 ideas, you know, help me determine which of these will work or not. What are the pitfalls against it? Or help me take this and take it through an implementation plan and have something. What will it cost? How long will it take? What am I not forgetting? And so really being able today to leverage technology to offset what we are not good at while continuing to lean into our strengths, right, is a powerful way I think that generalists can go way beyond what otherwise would be possible. Yeah.
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