Jason M. Lemkin discusses how AI is reshaping business. Startups use it for design, video production, and scripts at higher volume and quality. Large companies with $100 billion in revenue struggle to keep pace as competitors move faster, making multi-product strategies essential to survive.
It is good advice. I mean, even. Even Amelia, who runs Astro with me now, we use so much AI across like this logo. Right. I mean, we have our designer here, who's one of the best I've ever worked with. But this was done by AI. Almost all of the drafts of this were done by AI. Our videos are done in this app called Higsfield. Right. The scripts. AI does our podcast now. And so now we do a lot more podcasts and they're a lot better. Right. There's so many AI rights like this session that we just did here. These are all get written up really well by RAI and they'll be much better than a human. So make sure everyone on your team is spending hours a day again, not just a recipe in Claude. And I don't know if it's helpful, but it's the best I could do for today, but thank you. Yeah.
You said yesterday that, that there are all these 100 billion revenue companies that have suddenly hit a wall. They're going 20 and AI is maiming them.
Yep.
So can you dimension that maiming a little more? Is it more competitors moving faster?
Yes.
Internal build. Yes versus build versus buy. Or is it the internal development process speeding up?
Why are they all slow down?
Yeah. What's. What's driving this contact? What's the.
It's probably compounding effects. First of all, one of the biggest. There's probably. There's probably two issues. Not the first two have. There's probably a bunch. But the first two have nothing to do with AI. One is too many. Didn't go multi product. If you listen to Tope. I don't know if you're a Tope for calendly. He's not telling you what's coming this year, but when you heard him say multi product, they're well over 200 million. I don't know where they are. I don't know if they're past 300, but they're well over 200 million. Multi product is the game. Okay.
