But I’ve seen a lot of similar claims - just open LinkedIn for a second - and I always come back to the same questions:
- What value has been delivered?
- How much did you spend?*
- How long did it take _all told_?
I know you made a context management db. But if your argument is that AI is the future like this then that seems a somewhat self-referential proof.
What value has been delivered/products built outside of tooling to build products?
I’m aware you probably can’t be 100% open here - IP and all - but I feel it would go a long way to reinforcing your arguments the more concrete you can be.
* points for being up front about the 1000 per engineer minimum. But there’s still the human cost and actual token cost here
But I’ve seen a lot of similar claims - just open LinkedIn for a second - and I always come back to the same questions:
- What value has been delivered?
- How much did you spend?*
- How long did it take _all told_?
I know you made a context management db. But if your argument is that AI is the future like this then that seems a somewhat self-referential proof.
What value has been delivered/products built outside of tooling to build products?
I’m aware you probably can’t be 100% open here - IP and all - but I feel it would go a long way to reinforcing your arguments the more concrete you can be.
* points for being up front about the 1000 per engineer minimum. But there’s still the human cost and actual token cost here