Teen Teams May Build Million-Dollar AI Businesses Easier Than Adults
nateliason · x · 2026-07-31
Blogger Nat Eliason suggests that in the AI era, a team of teenagers might find it easier to build a million-dollar business than most adults.
He argues this is because teenagers have zero preconceived notions about how software engineering or standard workflows are supposed to look. Instead of fighting the limitations of AI tools, they simply lean into what the tools can currently do to build products.
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