4 yrs recruiting in web3 100s of founders. 1000s of profiles. A full hype cycle from the people side.
Now studying AI products and the gap between what users say they want vs what they reopen on day 30.
Writing publicly about the product side, the people side & the boring middle.
AI startups in 2026 are repeating this pattern without knowing it. The ones I see retaining users have a 'prompt translator' - a person (or team) who watches real usage and rewrites the product around it.
The founders who actually built durable things had one thing in common that I never see discussed: they had a translator on the team. Someone whose whole job was converting user pain into engineering tickets.
The real version: most of the engineers I placed were quietly fixing things that broke after the launch tweet. The 'ship every day' people had teams of 4–6 they didn't post about.
Everyone says they want AI agents.
Almost everyone I watch actually uses chat.
The gap between stated preference and revealed preference is the most interesting thing in AI product design right now.
@TechCrunch Curious whether conversational search changes user behaviour long term. Do people still 'browse' content when AI becomes the interface layer? What would now happen to smaller/ new creators?
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