... people you'll meet when it comes to new AI products. I spend a lot of my time exploring what's being built in the AI space, testing tools, breaking things, and figuring out what actually solves real problems vs. what's just hype. No engineering degree, but that's never stopped me from getting hands-on and building. I believe some of the best product thinking comes from people who obsess over the why and the who - not just ... ... from Shivi Sharma(@shivi_sharma02): @lyshen  That sounds fascinating ! My approach is currently more workflow-focused. In my project, I m prioritizing reliable voice capture and AI-assisted summaries rather than diagnostics, with trust coming from keeping humans

... successful " mean? Working remotely? Having 1B+?) I think that this image describes it pretty well: The words of Alex Karp: Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @alexeyglukharev  IMO, teams will win, but not to such an extent (200 vs 20), and each team member will be required to be multi-skilled in at least 2 areas. Demands on skills will increase. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @stoyan_minchev  Wait  the company had 3 devs ... ... evaluated almost the same (which doesn t fully sit right with me), but we re never completely equal. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @christina_m_nguyen  What are you working on now? And what is your background vs

... working on an AI system designed to close the loop in scientific research . The problem I kept running into during my PhD in chemistry: Scientific research is still very manual: humans