Companies are spawning new AI products overnight like it’s nothing. The regular pace of business won’t work anymore. Your SLAs are bullsh*t. Torch them. Throw them all in a bonfire and roast weenies over them. And then start over. #ai

Do you guys have any idea how fast the AI space is moving? This is a company called Manus. Apparently, tech Twitter is freaking out about them right now because they're claiming their spot as the first truly general AI agent. I have my own thoughts about that. But this company is built off of the back of a different company. On Sunday, February 2nd, I received an email from a company called Monica IM that said, hi, I love your content. We'd love to collaborate on sponsored posts. And if we go to Monica IM, this is what we see. It's an all-in-one AI assistant, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Then one month and three days later, that same person sends me a new email that says, hi, I'm very excited to announce the launch of our new product, Manus, today. And I'd love to offer you exclusive beta access, per. And of course, when we go to Manus, it looks completely different. AI companies are iterating and pivoting faster than we have ever seen startups move before. They are dropping entirely new products within a month's timeframe. This is insane. This rate of product development has not been possible before, and it is only possible because of AI. Not that they're making AI products, but that they're using AI to make their products. Our bias for how long things should take should get crumpled up and tossed out the window. It is not relevant anymore. We're operating on a brand new freaking timescale, baby. Everything that you think is a normal timeline doesn't count anymore, okay? And companies like the one behind Monica and Manus, they get it, babe. They freaking get it. And guess what? Guess what? Their products are blowing up right now, okay? So just launch it, ship it, whatever it is. Get to 60%, get to good enough, and then put it on the internet.