Andrew Chen says AI product-market fit now follows the frontier
andrewchen · x · 2026-08-04
Andrew Chen argues that in AI, product/market fit is increasingly frontier-dependent.
- As models keep improving, a product that felt best-in-class one week can become obsolete the next.
- PMF is no longer just about your own features; it is also about where you sit relative to the latest ecosystem alternatives.
- The real moat, he says, is the ability to ship the next meaningful innovation, then the next one after that.
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