The first AI-driven billion-dollar solo company isn't a software startup. It's a guy selling weight-loss drugs from his living room.

The competitive moat that enterprises spent decades building, investing in capital, headcount, process infrastructure, is no longer the barrier to entry it once was.

A single person with $20K and a clear head can now access the same functional capabilities as a mid-sized team.

What could a well-resourced solo competitor with perfect AI tooling do to your market? If you can't answer that clearly, your strategy may have a blind spot worth examining.

Source: Pascal Bornet, IRREPLACEABLE with AI Newsletter #230 — pascalbornet.substack.c… (via original NYT reporting)