inspired by rebels

I have been thinking about moat in building an AI company, and three independent insights from three different people make a lot of sense when put together: 1/ Friend 1: It is very difficult to unlock value and sustain it for long if the tech underneath is

I’ve read many books, watched countless movies, listened to a bunch of podcasts, gone through endless X threads, and still I couldn’t quite understand what storytelling really meant.

Internet users will drown in AI-generated content.

If you're someone complaining about AI generated slop, almost to a degree where you take pride in doing so.

People think building AI films is simple.

I have a thesis: Founders who have worked in big tech for a long time (10+ years) end up struggling to build breakout companies despite their glorious careers.

It is the machine, not the man Everyone watching the US-Israel-Iran conflict is pinning it on Trump.

My father was preparing for a promotion interview.

In a world where humans and AI are collaborating, you're not hiring a person anymore.

An average product person talks to customers to gather pain points and behaviours, then builds from that.