AI may not shorten product-market fit as physical intelligence changes the end state
seanmcdonaldxyz · x · 2026-07-29
The author argues that even with better AI, the best products may still take time to find product-market fit.
Their broader point is that once “physical intelligence” is unlocked, the end state of a product becomes less clearly defined, which makes the path to PMF harder to pin down.
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