From Starting a Business Alone to 13 Years of Perseverance! Gate CEO Speaks at Oxford: In the AI Era, Bosses Must Learn to Find Themselves an AI Employee!

Gate founder and CEO Dr. Han was invited to speak at the Oxford Union on the theme “Start Alone,” sharing Gate’s 13-year entrepreneurial journey. What’s most noteworthy about the speech isn’t just the startup story, but also the “Boss + AI” model he proposed.
In the past, a startup boss wished they had three heads and six arms: meeting clients, managing the team, making decisions, and then handling customer service themselves at night. Now that AI is here, there’s finally a chance to hand repetitive work over to machines.
But can AI really let entrepreneurs put their feet up? It’s probably not that simple.
AI can help you organize information, analyze data, and improve efficiency, but it can’t take responsibility for you or decide the future direction of your business.
I believe the most important abilities for entrepreneurs in the AI era are the ability to learn, the ability to judge, and the ability to execute.
Tools can keep upgrading, but your mind can’t stay stuck on an old version.
After all, the most dangerous boss of the future isn’t one without AI, but one who has AI and doesn’t know how to use it!
What ability do you think entrepreneurs need most? Join the discussion in the comments! $GT

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