Original Summary

AI has made building a startup almost ridiculously easy. Someone can go from an idea to a working product in a weekend, launch it, add features and keep shipping. But if everyone can build this fast, having a product by itself stops being much of an advantage. It might actually create bigger problems later when founders realize they built too much, too quickly, without really knowing what the market wanted. The problem just moves somewhere else. Getting people to care, figuring out who will actually pay and getting those first customers could become much harder than building the product. There could be thousands of technically impressive products competing for the same attention, while most of them never get enough users to justify what was built. AI is making it easier to build, but that could also make it much easier to build the wrong thing at scale. Curious what others think about this?   submitted by   /u/rocketeams [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 20:01:03