Pedro Franceschi
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And then you start from there.
And your token consumption is probably going to be a lot higher than if you said, well, I'm going to have like three people or five people or seven people.
And I think the fundamental constraint isn't as much, in my opinion, like, oh, like AI as a cost savings, or I'm going to be more efficient.
I think the unlock is like the fabric of the company just looks very different when the boundaries become
type systems, interfaces, agents talking to each other versus people.
And I think people still didn't fully grasp like, okay, what does it mean to build code with new agents?
Like, and the new technologies we have, I think that's like well understood, but how to live in a world where intelligence is on a tap and your default answer is, let me actually solve this problem with AI first.
Even if you feel suboptimal,
And then from there saying, okay, how do I actually make it optimal?
Because I think for the majority of problems, there is a way to solve it with AI that is probably better.
And your job is to figure that out, even if it's going to take you more time, because that will compound.
Yeah, today it would have because no one needs HTML.
It's just test anymore.
So I have this controversial view, which maybe you all will disagree, which is, like, I actually think if I look into a pattern of companies that succeed,
I think there's a really interesting pattern, which is minimal surface area.
And the problem is with AI, I think you see, like, look at Stripe, for example.
Stripe, in the early days, was, like, literally an API.
Braxton, in the early days, no UI, just, like, literally a terminal.
You look at Airbnb, it's, like, the website was a form.
And the form was just, like, literally where you input what you needed.
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