'No one has a right to win in consumer AI anymore' — the incumbents-vs-startups view
omooretweets · x · 2026-10-17
omooretweets argues that whenever an incumbent claims a 'right to win' in consumer AI, it's a bad sign for them and a good one for startups: no one is entitled to victory anymore, and companies that fail to disrupt themselves will eventually die, even if it takes a few years.
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