In AI, the only thing you can’t afford is attachment. The winners are those who can burn their scaffolding and rebuild faster than anyone else. AI is crazy because you deeply need to avoid being sentimental about any part of your product architecture at all times. The models are upgrading at such a fast rate that you have to constantly reevaluate the scaffolding you’ve built, and figure out what now can be solved in a better or cheaper way due to a new breakthrough. Companies will win or lose entirely by their ability to let go of something that they ostensibly got good at because the models can now solve that for them. This is generally where startups win over time because they emerge in a period when something is far easier to solve in a modern way, and the incumbent doesn’t properly adapt. The key is to ensure you have an architecture that gives you this flexibility, which means creating the right abstractions early on to benefit from these constant updates. #AI #work #prompt #...