To tackle the challenge of rapidly evolving AI technology, you need deeply technical product people who can anticipate future capabilities.

It's extremely challenging to predict the future in the rapidly changing AI market; one-year plans are feasible, but three- and five-year plans are nearly impossible.

We've reached a singularity in AI development, where the pace of change is faster than our ability to process it. This rapid evolution means predicting future developments is increasingly difficult.

The developments in AI are astonishing compared to the rapid evolution of the web, as AI systems are changing significantly from month to month, unlike the web which evolved more slowly.

In AI, if you can do X, users will want to do Y, which creates a challenge because you can't predict how users will interact with your product.

Long-term defensibility in AI requires continuous innovation and improvement, as the market is dynamic and competitive, making it essential to build the best product.

The pace of AI progress is accelerating rapidly, moving on a scale of quarters rather than years.

We're in an interesting time where the capabilities of AI models are far ahead of the products people have built. There's a huge opportunity for new innovations, especially as the cost of AI continues to decrease dramatically.

The integration of AI in software development is becoming synonymous with the process itself, making it essential for future product builders to embrace these technologies.