If labs weren't compute constrained, could they slop-cannon every money-making niche?
abhiadesai · x · 2026-10-02
Brett Berson frames a current prisoner's dilemma in company building: a competitor "slop-cannons" its roadmap, ships dozens of products, and sells them before they actually work. Abhiadesai asks the follow-up: if labs were not compute constrained, couldn't they do this with anything that generates meaningful revenue? A short strategy discussion with no further detail.
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