AI tools let founders ship products faster, but skipping vision and planning stages compounds the already brutal 90% startup failure rate. Moving too quick means repeating mistakes instead of learning from them.
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You're seeing products being released before they should. So some founder has an idea, they use AI, they release a product before they should release the product, and then therefore the thing has failed. I think that it almost allows founders to move faster than they should. You know, most of the failures happen because they didn't do what they should do during the vision phase. So with AI, they're just skipping over and going right into product. So this sort of hyper-agile approach to things allows you to make all the mistakes because you're skipping over the process of planning.