Peter Diamandis: Saying "We don't want AI" is how companies fall out of relevance fast
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-10-08
Peter Diamandis argues that companies declaring "we don't want AI" are courting irrelevance: their customers are likely already adopting AI faster than they are and doing things they couldn't before. Refusing AI, he says, is the fastest way to fall behind.
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