thatAIguru

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

What is the one human ability you think will become MORE valuable because of AI?

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

Stop “ Check out my App”

Your customers aren’t in the comments.

Stop asking other builders if they like your idea.

Find the people who have the problem.

Build with them.

The best products aren’t discovered by founders.

They’re pulled by users.

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

The easiest product to build in 2026…

…is another AI startup.

The hardest product to build…

…is one people refuse to leave.

AI reduced the cost of creation.

It did nothing to reduce the cost of trust.

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

Everyone asks,

“Are we in an AI bubble?”

Wrong question.

The bubble isn’t AI.

It’s the assumption that every company using AI deserves venture-scale funding.

AI is real.

Venture returns are rare.

Those aren’t the same thing

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

I realized something that changed how I look at AI startups.

A founder needs one company to succeed.

A VC needs one company out of hundreds to succeed.

That’s why founders obsess over product.

VCs obsess over optionality.

Once you understand the incentives, it makes sense

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

Most AI VCs aren’t investing in AI.

They’re investing in the probability that one company becomes the next platform.

The other 99 can fail.

That’s the math.

Founders celebrate the funding.

VCs celebrate the portfolio.

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

I thought AI would make building a SaaS effortless.

Instead…

I found myself spending more time deleting AI-generated code than writing it.

Then I realized the problem wasn’t AI.

I wasn’t giving enough context.

AI isn’t a mind reader.

better your thinking,better the code

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

AI didn’t make talent less valuable.

It made execution cheaper.

The people who win won’t be the smartest.

They’ll be the ones who ship every day because AI removes the friction.

Learn to direct AI.

Don’t compete with it.

Agree or disagree?

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

History runs in cycles.
1900: local businesses.
2000: giant corporations.
2025: AI.
For first time in decades, scale isn't reserved for biggest companies

AI gives small teams leverage that once required thousands employees
back to people solving local problems with better tool

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

AI can’t replace the most powerful human ability: the power to imagine, believe, and manifest. It can only help turn that vision into reality faster.

[thatAIguru @thatAIguruu]

we will go back to the era where big companies dont rule the market anymore. Anybody can become a founder now and its all because of AI.
Embrace it and Believe it!!! YOU CAN!!
#ai #vibecoding