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What does AI actually change for builders: It’s not just speed. It’s ambition. The old question was whether an idea was even possible. Google DeepMind's Logan Kilpatrick says he now catches himself wanting to push the same idea ten steps further. The hard part becomes resetting your own ceiling... show more

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