Writer and former Substack product manager; publishes essays and interviews on technology, culture and China at jasmi.news.
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5 of Jasmine Sun's claims fit 3 mental models. Most often: Value moves to what stays scarce, Leverage, Second-order thinking.
When something becomes cheap and plentiful, the value moves to whatever is still rare next to it.
Their wordsI think the value of summary will go down, and the value of secrets will go up.
Their wordsI think the value of static content will go down, and the value of live interaction will go up.
Their wordsThe AI tools are undifferentiated and everyone has them. Your comparative advantage has to be about you.
Tools, code, capital and debt multiply what one person can do, in both directions.
Their wordsThe value of bureaucracies will go down, and the value of founders will go up.
Ask "and then what?": follow a decision past its first effect to the ones that come after.
Their wordsUnfortunately, I think building "tool AI" is basically cope.