Peter H. Diamandis

How do you extend past that?

EXO 1.0 used community and crowd and AI to pull co-sideways.

Think about XPRIZE and how you're able to coordinate external teams to do things.

Think about the idea that for Uber, the mission-critical business function, which is to match driver and passenger, does not happen inside the organization.

happens out in the wild.

And when you can enable that with technology, you can scale, right?

So we found ways of extending Kosa's law.

And then Jack Dorsey did what he did with Block and with Roloff Botha or Werther's book.

And we are now extending all that.

We basically come to the conclusion is that the whole thing breaks in the face of agentic AI.

Kosa's law no longer applies.

Why?

Because if you have to build a website inside a company,

You have to go through layers of meetings and approvals.

Branding has to look at it.

The privacy guys have to look at it.

The IT guys will tell you they can't be done.

Whereas today, you can step outside the company, use Vercel at home for five minutes and get it done for free.

Yeah, and this is a fantastic tweet that I've quoted, which I've forgotten the name of the fellow just now, but he said, building the feature is cheaper than having the meeting about the feature.

So true.