Greg Isenberg

Because you can run it with agents and your team needs to be so small from a cost perspective, it could only be you, right?

Then I just think that there's this like,

where you create these micro-monopoly math.

I'll go through what I mean by this.

Let's say you have a 5,000 engaged niche audience, you build a custom app, maybe it's in 48 hours.

If you have an audience or if you have a newsletter or something, you can get to 100 customers at $50 a month.

But then you're running the business with agents.

And then you're making about $60,000 of profit for one person, which is incredible.

And then you can go and incubate multiple of these and expand this one.

So yes, you do need to get 100 customers at $50 a month.

And that's why I believe building media and building content and understanding how to build a machine that creates high quality meta ads is really helpful here.

So even if you don't have an audience, you can pay for them.

And yeah, it's going to cut into your profits, but so be it.

One thing that I've been pretty optimistic up until now

But I will say one thing that kind of freaks me out is the agent attack surface.

I'm sure you've heard of prompt injections, things like poison context windows, malicious MCP service, agent-to-agent manipulation, permission escalation, compromised training data.

Basically, because we're giving access to so much through our AI agents,

I would be lying to you if I said this didn't freak me out, that bad things are going to happen.

And I think bad things are going to happen.

I think that cybersecurity hasn't caught up to how fast we're moving in this AI agent world.