Why Fast Learning Is the Only Protection Against AI Disruption | Jody Glidden - Tech Entrepreneur

Excellent information

Nice information

This interview perfectly captures where we are with AI right now. The fact that we've gone from basic chatbots to PhD-level reasoning in less than 3 years is terrifying and exciting. I'm already using Cursor for development and it's dramatically changed my workflow. But Jody's right - the real differentiator will be relationships and personality. AI can write code, but it can't build trust with customers.

Logic > everything else

Love how he emphasizes doing the work yourself before hiring. So many founders try to delegate before they understand the fundamentals. Great advice for any entrepreneur.

Ethics ship has sailed - harsh but probably true 😬

Y'all scared but this exciting af!!

Thank God I switched from journalism to coding last year after watching stuff like this. Dodged a bullet there tbh.

So basically I need to find a new career? Cool cool cool everything is fine.

My boss shared this 💀

As someone who's been through multiple startup failures, the part about zero revenue for 4 years really resonated. It's so easy to quit when you're not seeing immediate results, but persistence is everything. The bear analogy is perfect - you don't have to be the fastest, just faster than the people who give up. Building a company is a marathon, not a sprint.

20th best coder in the world? Wild times we're living in.

The relationship intelligence angle is brilliant. In a world where AI can write emails and generate content, authentic human connections become even more valuable. Postalize sounds like it's solving a real problem that's only getting worse.

💯 Truth about work-life balance

Jody's advice about learning constantly is spot on. I've been in tech for 15 years and I'm already seeing junior developers using AI to code at senior levels. The pace of change is unprecedented and we all need to adapt or get left behind.

The point about resilience really hit home. Most people quit right before they would have succeeded. Thanks for sharing this perspective!

🔥 That O3 coding stat is insane!