Article argues companies should own the AI layer that matters most to them
hwchase17 · x · 2026-07-27
The quoted article argues that over the next five years, companies will use AI in one of two ways: either to run critical parts of their business, or as part of the product they sell.
Its core claim is that generic intelligence will become common, so the real strategic question is what part of the AI stack a company should own itself instead of building everything from scratch or treating AI as a black box.
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