“If this tech keeps developing as fast as it does right now, will I ever be able to catch up?” is a question on my mind and the minds of many founders I’ve been talking to recently.

So, what about AI should we focus on? Where will this tech slow down, where will it speed up even more, and what should we focus on for our businesses?

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305: AI Hype — The Straight Line Bias and the Fear of not Keeping Up

The Bootstrapped Founder

305: AI Hype — The Straight Line Bias and the Fear of not Keeping Up