1/2 Tried Muse today, and it autonomously ordered a latte from Starbucks for me with zero intervention.
I didn’t even give it an address. I just described the location: “The Starbucks in downtown Mountain View, across from Yakiniku Ginza.”
Some companies write their strategy in slides. Some write it into the floor plan.
Where leadership sits. Where people naturally run into each other.
Org design has a physical form. If you know what to look for, the building tells you how the company thinks.
For beginner investors, I think one of the most important things is to find your sector early. Build real domain knowledge, learn some basic finance, and learn how to read financial statements. You don’t need to understand every industry. Start by understanding one really well.
Before “Do people want it?”, investors should ask: “Should it exist?”
If adoption were all that mattered, the best investment wouldn’t be AI or robotics. It’d be heroin.