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Dennis Berry's avatar

The idea that AI shifts competition from execution to judgment feels exactly right.

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Neural Foundry's avatar

Really strong framing on how compression is the actual shift happening beneath all the AI tooling hype. The coordination layers point is critical and something most orgs still dont see coming. I watched this play out at a mid-size company last year where 3-person teams with AI workflow tools were shipping features faster than whole departments, and leadership kept trying to "fix" proces instead of redesigning team structue. The judgment-over-execution insight captures why this feels so diffrent from past tech shifts.

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Juan Salas-Romer's avatar

Thank you for adding evidence with your comment. Appreciate the feedback

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Dennis Berry's avatar

The idea that AI shifts competition from execution to judgment feels exactly right.

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Ilia Karelin's avatar

Thank you Juan for getting me on this! Always cool to share a prompt with others, hopefully people will find it useful!

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Juan Salas-Romer's avatar

Thank you for making this edition more insightful and useful to my readers

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AI Meets Girlboss's avatar

Thanks so much for including me! I am always interested to seeing other people's Wrapped outputs, so please tag me if you try it and share some of it!🩷🦩

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Juan Salas-Romer's avatar

Thank you Szilvia for your collaboration.

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Michael Meneghini, MD's avatar

This edition highlights a pivotal shift: in an AI-saturated economy, speed, judgment, and adaptability now outweigh scale, hierarchy, or sheer output.

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Juan Salas-Romer's avatar

Yes! We are in the midst of a major transformation. It’s hard to grasp what would the new organization be like. It’s the fastest creative destruction humanity has ever seen

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James Barringer's avatar

I see how many leaders begin the week already reacting.

Having a simple rhythm like this gives permission to pause without falling behind.

This blueprint supports each voice in a different way:

Nurturers might settle when people and wellbeing are named first.

Guardians might feel steadier with clear priorities and order.

Creatives might value space to think before committing.

Connectors might engage when direction is shared.

Pioneers might move with confidence once the heading is clear.

Holding all five early reduces friction later in the week.

It feels like setting the rudder before leaving the harbour.

The journey still has waves, but the direction is chosen.

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John Brewton's avatar

When execution gets cheap, judgment becomes the work.

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