Trend #3 is the whole economy in miniature: when building gets cheap, curation gets valuable. Every AI conference is really an argument that taste is the scarce resource — the frontier moves so fast that knowing what to build is worth more than the ability to build it. The summit itself is the proof: 11 talks, and the scarcest seat in tech is the one in the room.
When AI commoditizes execution, intent becomes the ultimate differentiator. We stopped competing on code quality the moment software started writing itself; now, the only scarce asset left is uncompromising architectural clarity.
Thank you Lenny for putting this together. It feels amazing to see the world's best product thinkers wrestling with the same questions out loud.
thank you for existing
Thank you Lenny for the incredible event!! 🎉
Trend #3 is the whole economy in miniature: when building gets cheap, curation gets valuable. Every AI conference is really an argument that taste is the scarce resource — the frontier moves so fast that knowing what to build is worth more than the ability to build it. The summit itself is the proof: 11 talks, and the scarcest seat in tech is the one in the room.
Thank you so much. I see Shreyas talk is missing. Could you pls add it when you get a chance?
When AI commoditizes execution, intent becomes the ultimate differentiator. We stopped competing on code quality the moment software started writing itself; now, the only scarce asset left is uncompromising architectural clarity.
if anyone can build it, what are we actually paying for