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What AI doesn't say about AI

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What AI doesn't say about AI
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So shouldn’t products and companies gradually start looking more similar? That does not seem to be happening to me.Another company working in healthcare will not build an identical copy of ReportAId, even if it uses the same models, coding agents and productivity tools. In the same way, another software factory will not naturally evolve into another Buildo.Why not?Who's driving?AI can answer an extraordinary number of questions, but the important part often comes before the answer.

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What AI doesn't say about AIEveryone is using the same tools to make decisions, what makes you different?Claudio CalettiAug 05, 2026ShareThese days, I spend most of day inside an AI.Every startup is building its own “company brain.” Our questions about product, strategy, sales and engineering pass through Claude, ChatGPT or some other model.We are all using the same tools. So shouldn’t products and companies gradually start looking more similar? That does not seem to be happening to me.Another company working in healthcare will not build an identical copy of ReportAId, even if it uses the same models, coding agents and productivity tools.

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