Oxford speech on entrepreneurial resilience: AI can work for you, but it cannot bear failure for you!

Entrepreneurship has a very real rule: when you succeed, everyone says you had foresight; when you fail, everyone says your judgment was flawed from the start.
This is the pressure entrepreneurs must face.
In his “Start Alone” speech, Dr. Han shared Gate’s 13 years of entrepreneurial experience and discussed entrepreneurial resilience.
Why is resilience so important?
Because opportunities and risks often arise at the same time in the course of entrepreneurship.
The market may suddenly change, customers may suddenly leave, the product may not be accepted, and the team may have disagreements.
AI can help you analyze problems, organize data, and find solutions, but it cannot face investment losses for you or take responsibility for final decisions on your behalf.
So, what entrepreneurs need in the AI era is not blind optimism, but rational optimism.
Believe in the future, but don’t ignore risks; dare to try, but don’t refuse to reflect; accept failure, but don’t let it define you.
AI can become an entrepreneur’s most powerful assistant, but entrepreneurs themselves must be the ones able to take responsibility.
After all, AI can help you write a business plan, but it cannot sign the contract of responsibility for your life on your behalf.$AVGO

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