This generation might actually be the luckiest. We grew up with pre-AI principles, learning things the hard way, building discipline, understanding fundamentals, figuring out systems without much shortcuts Now we’re stepping into post-AI leverage, where execution is faster, ideas scale instantly, and small teams can do what entire companies couldn’t before with just some API keys. And here’s the truth most people miss: Things are still messy, nuanced, and deeply human. Context matters, Taste matters, and deecision-making matters. AI can assist, but it can’t perfectly replace the layered thinking that comes from real experience If you have old-school work ethic + fundamental knowledge + AI tools, you will do good It’s the biggest leverage shift era we are in right now. submitted by /u/ocean_protocol
Originally posted by u/ocean_protocol on r/ArtificialInteligence