The AI industry just had a fascinating 48 hours that reveals where we're heading next.
Anthropic quietly released Claude Opus 4.7, while Google rolled out personalized image generation in Gemini. Meanwhile, Runway's CEO made a bold prediction: AI will help Hollywood make 50 films for the cost of one $100M blockbuster.
What connects these seemingly different announcements? They're all pointing toward the same future: AI democratizing creation at unprecedented scale.
We're moving from scarcity economics to abundance economics. Instead of betting everything on one massive project, companies can now test dozens of approaches simultaneously.
This shift isn't just about entertainment. I'm seeing the same pattern across industries — from software development to marketing campaigns to architectural designs. The question isn't whether AI will transform creative workflows, but how quickly organizations will adapt their strategies.
The companies that thrive will be those that embrace portfolio thinking over perfectionism. Volume creates more opportunities to discover what resonates.
¿What industries do you think will be transformed next by this shift from "one big bet" to "many smart experiments"?
— Alonso Palacios
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