The Value Isn't In The Invention

We're obsessed with inventing new things. But the real shift isn't about building something that's never existed before.

It's about orchestrating what already exists into something you'd actually trust.

In a few years, you won't be doing everything yourself. You'll manage a squad of AI agents that do it for you. That's not science fiction. That's just delegation with better tools.

The companies that win won't be the ones with the most employees. They'll be smaller, leaner, with higher revenue per person. Because they figured out what to hand off and what to keep.

Right now, AI is messy. It's a monkey with a machine gun. It makes terrible decisions half the time. But that's not the point.

The point is we're learning what autonomy looks like. What trust looks like. What "good enough to let it run" looks like.

You don't need to invent the future. You just need to arrange what's already here into something useful.