Your Team's New AI Skill Is Already Worth Nothing
Product teams are rapidly adopting AI coding assistants like Cursor, Claude, and Copilot, boosting ship rates three‑fold. However, the speed gain has not translated into better customer outcomes, exposing a gap between execution and strategic decision‑making. The author argues that AI tool fluency is becoming a commodity with a half‑life of less than a year, turning speed into accelerated waste. The real competitive edge now lies in the judgment layer—deciding what to build, measuring impact, and integrating continuous discovery.
You Already Know This. So Why Isn't It Happening?
The post argues that AI has made rapid, low‑cost experimentation possible, but most enterprises still punish provisional decisions. Sense & Respond Learning demonstrated the speed advantage by re‑positioning its curriculum in two days using Claude AI. The author stresses that...
Your AI “Strategy” Is a Roadmap in Disguise
The post argues that most enterprises mistake an AI roadmap for an AI strategy, locking teams into static assumptions that quickly become obsolete. True strategy should be framed as a portfolio of testable hypotheses, committing to outcomes rather than predefined...