Ethan Mollick:「卖铲子」不是 AI 创业的正确答案

emollick · x · 2026-10-30

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Wharton professor Ethan Mollick argues the popular "sell picks and shovels" advice for AI startups is the wrong takeaway.

His case: the Gold Rush analogy is weaker than the Industrial Revolution one. Gold is a single pile that runs out; machines keep making everything cheaper. Historically, far more people got rich using new machines than building them — so AI founders shouldn't default to infrastructure, as application-layer value creation is the bigger opportunity.

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