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In the AI era, what entrepreneurs feel first may not be opportunity, but pressure.
Gate founder and CEO Dr. Han delivered a “Start Alone” keynote at the Oxford Union, reflecting on 13 years of entrepreneurship and sharing new opportunities brought by AI.
The “Boss + AI” model is particularly worth considering.
In the past, starting a business meant hiring people, renting an office, and building a team, with all kinds of costs to face from day one. Now, with AI, an entrepreneur can handle information organization, content creation, market research, and some automated tasks.
This means the barriers to starting a business may be lower, but the bar for competition is rising too.
In the past, it was about whose team was bigger; in the future, it may be about who uses AI better.
But don’t think that buying an AI subscription will turn you into a business mogul. Tools are just assistants; strategy, judgment, and responsibility still rest with people.
AI can help you move faster, but it can’t guarantee you’re on the right track.
Perhaps an entrepreneur’s most valuable asset in the future won’t be the size of their office, but the flexibility of their thinking.
Do you think AI will make entrepreneurship easier, or competition more brutal?#Dr.Han牛津辩论社演讲 $GT