Imagine,the new.

For most of computing history, imagination was cheap and execution was expensive. That imbalance shaped almost every product decision anyone ever made — not "is this worth building," but "is this worth what it will cost to build."

AI flips which side of that equation is scarce. As execution gets faster and cheaper, imagination becomes the actual constraint.

So the operative question stops being "what can we build" and becomes "what can you imagine."

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