> You cannot prompt Claude better than your customer can
Steve Jobs built an empire around the idea that the customer is generally terrible at specifying a particular solution.
Steve Jobs built an empire around the idea that the customer is generally terrible at specifying a particular solution.
When iteration had a real costs, you couldn't afford too many mistakes.
Product design is mostly saying no to ideas. And occasionally yes, but only to a very select cohesive set.
Most people are terrible at that - though I think it's learnable to some extend. And at least current-day agents will generally just do whatever dumb shit the human says it wants.
A well designed, well built physical product has a far higher barrier to entry
Even if your customers won't do it, there are endless people who are willing to compete with you if they see you making any money