AI lowers the execution barrier, but choosing what to do becomes the real bottleneck
shizhiang1 · x · 2026-07-21
The author argues that AI is making execution easier, so the real bottleneck is no longer “how to do it” but “what to do.” The deeper gap, they say, is whether someone can keep going when there is no immediate positive feedback.
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