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We’re entering a world of infinite output.
AI can generate code, designs, and create even entire product roadmaps in seconds. Building is getting cheaper by the day.
But judgment isn’t.
It’s no longer about who can produce more. It’s about who can decide better.
Taste and discernment isn’t just aesthetics.
It’s:
- Cutting a paragraph that sounds smart but says nothing
- Knowing which slide to delete, not which one to add
- Choosing the one priority that actually moves the needle
And ignoring the flood of “good suggestions” that dilute focus.
The hardest part of most white-collar work isn’t generating options anymore.
It’s choosing well.
And yet most tools optimize for speed and volume, not helping people get better at deciding.
I’d love to see startups building toward products that help individuals train better judgement over time.
What would it look like to create:
- Tools that train people to attach real probabilities to their beliefs - and see, over time, where they tend to overestimate or underestimate
- Systems that can make decision-making visible, trackable, and improvable
- Tools that train you to prioritize ruthlessly, that is to pick the few things that matter - and get comfortable killing the rest
In an age of infinite leverage, leverage without taste creates noise.
I’m especially excited about founders building products that strengthen human discernment.
In a world of abundance, discernment is the scarce asset.
If you’re building here, DM me and let’s talk!
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