Effective AI Adopters Will Eat Slower Incumbents, Argues Former OpenAI Policy Head
foundjuliette · x · 2026-08-08
Miles Brundage, former OpenAI policy head, discussed the impact of AI on the business landscape. The consensus is that effective AI adopters are expected to devour slower-moving incumbents across a number of industries.
Furthermore, as real-world AI adoption and computation currently progress slowly, this efficiency gap will widen the competitive moat between enterprises, with the eventual impacts reflected in capital markets.
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