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Eric Siu argues you need to start learning AI immediately or fall behind competitors who are already compounding their knowledge. He cites the Google CEO and Lyft co-founder Matt as examples of people acting on this urgency.
Eric Siu argues you need to start learning AI immediately or fall behind competitors who are already compounding their knowledge. He cites the Google CEO and Lyft co-founder Matt as examples of people acting on this urgency.
Google CEO said this, okay? If you don't start learning this stuff right now, it's going to be very— like, you start learning stuff in 2027, you're going to spend entire— you're going to spend all of 2027 catching up. And I've talked to a few people about this, like Matt, for example, actually, he co-founded Lyft, the ridesharing company, right? I've talked to a handful of people and some people don't— they believe that, oh, I can just learn this later. And I just don't think you can because if you're compounding your intelligence every single day for a year and someone else tries to join in later, let's say, It's the same business, right? At least for the next couple years, I think you're gonna have an unfair advantage. Again, eventually everything kind of smooths out, but you might as well eat this advantage up all you can now.
