[edmundsauto]

> Being able to whip your army of AI employees 3% better than your competitor doesn’t (usually) give any lasting advantage.

What do you mean by “better”? The advantage is speed. Shipping a feature in 1 week instead of 1 month is a tremendous advantage

[TheWas7ed]

How is it an advantage is everyone has access to the same tool? Maybe 1 week is just the new baseline.

[edmundsauto]

I think the logic still holds due to the red queen effect. If everyone else is getting 3% better and you’re not, it could spell trouble.

Medium term, I expect ai adoption to compound. So if you can be 3.5% better, it could become a massive advantage over a few years compared to the competition.