After automation: Solo founding will be the default
The article argues that as automation drastically reduces the time required to build a business, solo founding will become the standard for high-potential startups, avoiding cofounder conflicts.
Key points
- •Many high-potential startups fail due to conflicts between cofounders.
- •Automation is expected to significantly reduce the hours needed to build a business.
- •This shift makes solo founding viable, though managing the associated loneliness becomes a challenge.