Sean WeisbrotGuest
Mark HaywardHost
extremely we were years years ahead of what ai could actually do and we never got to a point where we were able to develop any ai because we just didn't have the money for it but yeah we were

very early the hard lessons that you learned from that what would you say were the learnings that you took from that whole experience

I want to preface this with what I'm learning now with AI being available versus what I learned back then is very different.

I think you can learn a lot more, a lot faster right now because AI enables you to take anything you could think of and turn it into reality in five minutes.

where before AI, it could take months before you learn something that you tried to implement, depending on how fast your team could move.

What I learned was being a first time technical founder was extremely different from being a consulting firm owner.

doing something that required time and effort and energy and the collaboration of a number of people to put together a user story and a feature specification and designs and testing the UI and the UX against your ideas and then communicating all of that to the development team and then having them develop it and having the quality assurance team check it against what it's supposed to do or what it's supposed to look like and all of that.

It literally, it could take me, five minutes to come up with an idea, but it could take two months or three months before it finally was able to be in the app ready for me to test.

Where now I literally could have an idea and five minutes later, I'm testing it in the application where the AI automatically is putting together the documentation for me and updating all of the feature specifications and everything as it's developing.

And it's creating the unit tests and doing the testing for me as it's building it.

So what you could learn before AI versus what you could learn now is worlds away.

I think the problem with the pre-AI world was it took too long to learn something, ideas that you had about your business versus the reality of it.

So I think the problems that I faced back then were problems I didn't know existed, which was it took too long to get anything done.

It's are you spending your time implementing the right thing, even though you could implement anything you want at the speed of light?

The AI revolution that is happening at the moment is an absolute game changer for business.

extremely we were years years ahead of what ai could actually do and we never got to a point where we were able to develop any ai because we just didn't have the money for it but yeah we were

very early the hard lessons that you learned from that what would you say were the learnings that you took from that whole experience

I want to preface this with what I'm learning now with AI being available versus what I learned back then is very different.

I think you can learn a lot more, a lot faster right now because AI enables you to take anything you could think of and turn it into reality in five minutes.

where before AI, it could take months before you learn something that you tried to implement, depending on how fast your team could move.

What I learned was being a first time technical founder was extremely different from being a consulting firm owner.

doing something that required time and effort and energy and the collaboration of a number of people to put together a user story and a feature specification and designs and testing the UI and the UX against your ideas and then communicating all of that to the development team and then having them develop it and having the quality assurance team check it against what it's supposed to do or what it's supposed to look like and all of that.

It literally, it could take me, five minutes to come up with an idea, but it could take two months or three months before it finally was able to be in the app ready for me to test.

Where now I literally could have an idea and five minutes later, I'm testing it in the application where the AI automatically is putting together the documentation for me and updating all of the feature specifications and everything as it's developing.

And it's creating the unit tests and doing the testing for me as it's building it.

So what you could learn before AI versus what you could learn now is worlds away.

I think the problem with the pre-AI world was it took too long to learn something, ideas that you had about your business versus the reality of it.

So I think the problems that I faced back then were problems I didn't know existed, which was it took too long to get anything done.

It's are you spending your time implementing the right thing, even though you could implement anything you want at the speed of light?

The AI revolution that is happening at the moment is an absolute game changer for business.
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