Ken Wattana: star AI startup operators will flop elsewhere once the AI tailwind fades
arthurcolle · x · 2026-10-27
Ken Wattana observes that many operators from parabolically successful AI startups will try to replicate their playbook at their next company — and get muted results, because their earlier success came from the massive AI tailwind of the past four years, not from themselves.
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