Town's CEO (ex-CTO of Plaid) just told Harry Stebbings the AI copy-cycle is down to 2–4 weeks, industry-wide
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TL;DR: JD Grèze just told Harry Stebbings something about the AI-assistant market that should worry anyone still counting on a head start. Here's the actual claim: the interval between finding something that works and someone else shipping it has gone from roughly a decade to two-to-four weeks, ind…
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- 2026-09-14 12:18 · r/artificial
Town's CEO (ex-CTO of Plaid) just told Harry Stebbings the AI copy-cycle is down to 2–4 weeks, industry-wide
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