I learned a hack recently about "obvious plays" and "reality"
We are currently in an agentic world, where everything revolves around AIs, vibe-coding, building agents, and more.
It seems so obvious that agents will take over "human recurrent jobs" and all of that.
So, most people are pivoting to using these agents...
But that's the obvious play
In the next 5 years, I believe that 60-80% of the world will have gotten better using these agents.
What then will be the realistic play?
The world will be seeking for genius who have an advantage specially using these agents.
That's where we can shine.
Whether in data, content, engineering, SaaS, etc, you need to understand the model better than the usage.
But you know the challenge?
Everyone loves the "obvious plays" and creates a consensus around them always.
