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Sam Altman just offered startups $2M in AI tokens for equity stakes. That tells you everything about where AI is actually heading — and nothing useful about what you should do next Tuesday. Here's t
Sam Altman just offered startups $2M in AI tokens for equity stakes.
That tells you everything about where AI is actually heading — and nothing useful about what you should do next Tuesday.
Here's the honest truth: the people building AI are playing a completely different game than you are. They're trading tokens and equity. You're trying to figure out why nobody on your team opened that $200/month tool you bought six months ago.
That's not a failure on your part. That's a gap the industry created on purpose.
The insight hiding in this story is simple. When AI companies need something from you, they show up with a very specific offer. Not a vague pitch. A specific dollar amount for a specific return.
You should demand the same from any AI solution you consider. What specific problem does it solve? What does success look like in 30 days? If the vendor can't answer both clearly, walk away.
Start there. Before demos, before pricing calls, before anything — write down the one task your team does repeatedly that you wish took half the time. That's your target. Everything else is noise.
What's the AI purchase you regret most — and what made you say yes in the first place?
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