Building genuinely useful AI experiences takes rare product talent, says founder
signulll · x · 2026-09-28
In a widely shared post, signulll argues that building genuinely useful AI experiences requires a very special kind of product talent: almost all strengths from the previous product era become weaknesses in some sense when applied to AI. He says you can feel the difference immediately between good and bad AI products. The post is an industry observation without naming specific companies.
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