Disney suddenly found out Sora was being shut down entirely. For everyone else, this is the hidden risk nobody's pricing into their AI strategy right now. BUILD FLEXIBILITY. never let one tool become a single point of failure.
a professor just called out "moreover" as an AI dead giveaway and some models already write cleaner than most people catch.
but that's not even the real problem.
the tool isn't the threat. replacing your own thinking with it is.
efficiency isn���t always progress. sometimes you optimized your way out of the thing that made people trust you. the human component isn’t a nice-to-have in marketing. it’s the whole thing.
the best business decision I ever made was building with someone I actually trust. everything moves different when the person beside you is as invested as you are.
Ai will write your content, handle your emails, and automate your marketing strategy. it still won't care about your audience, that part is still up to you
The early stages of a startup are often quiet. Few users, limited attention, and constant iteration. But those early days are where the real foundation of the company is built
Consistency beats bursts of motivation. Even if it isn't perfect, your determination and consistency will take you further than a 6 hour "work grind", crash, and repeat
The next generation of founders will not just build products. They will build systems that operate with AI support across research, coding, and content.
Working on a company with Wendy means we celebrate the wins together and solve the problems together. Building something side by side changes how meaningful each milestone feels.