Debate: do entrepreneurial opportunities live in human situations or AI-only problems?
louisvarge · x · 2026-09-23
A debate on where startup value lives in the AI era. Herbie Bradley argues Louis Varge's world model is lacking: the situations that contain value for entrepreneurs are human ones, not just abstract unsolved problems. Varge pushes back — why assume 'human' situations at all? Humans will at least co-exist with AI, but maybe the vast majority of interesting problems will be in AI-only situations (Will Depue also in thread).
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