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AI has made it cheap to build almost anything. That is exactly why most AI initiatives fail, and they fail before a line of code is written. The old constraint was engineering. Building was slow and expensive, so the discipline lived in execution: ship the thing, make it work, optimise it. AI collapses that cost. A capable team can now prototype a credible version of almost any idea in days. The bottleneck has moved, and most organisations have not noticed.…
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Upgrade this serverAI has made it cheap to build almost anything. That is exactly why most AI initiatives fail, and they fail before a line of code is written. The old constraint was engineering. Building was slow and expensive, so the discipline lived in execution: ship the thing, make it work, optimise it. AI collapses that cost. A capable team can now prototype a credible version of almost any idea in days. The bottleneck has moved, and most organisations have not noticed. The scarce skill is no longer building the thing. It is choosing the right thing to build, and that is a muscle most teams never had to…
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