In Accelerators, Incubators, and Startup Studios, many products come in where the founder is in love with their product, tinkering with it, polishing it, but never bringing it to market, selling it, or showing it to experts. Most often, this is procrastination, fear, and perfectionism—one of them or all together. In the end, we force them, and users tear the product apart, wanting something else at a different price, and the founder sadly goes back to redo everything.

Modern vibe coding (modern in this context means 2-3 months, not older) can create quite complex applications in a form that you wouldn't be ashamed to show people very quickly. I've made several myself recently. And I caught myself thinking that after just a week of poking around in the chat, you start to realize—the product is ready for first sales, user acquisition, and further polishing won't give a growth boost anymore. That is, if before it took the founder a year or two with big money to reach this state, now it's 1-2 weeks and almost free. By the way, I tested it: if you give access, it will set up the server for you and publish everything.

And so after two weeks, the founder will come to the realization that they should have conducted problem interviews, solution interviews, and studied the audience, rather than just building another product for the shelf. Fortunately, now it's fast and cheap. So no one has made such a contribution to the development of founders as AI has.

P.S. We're waiting for a breakthrough in robotics so that this can be done not only in IT, but you can go into the garage, shout commands to the robots, and get a physical product in a week.