Krishna Lakamsani

Serial Entrepreneur · Investor · Building A Foundery, a Profit-led Venture Studio

3 weeks ago · July 23, 2026 · 3:58 PM

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Almost everyone has suddenly become a coder.

Over the last 10 days, I spoke with more than 100 founders.
One thing surprised me.

Almost everyone has suddenly become a coder.
They're building apps.
They're vibe coding.
They're launching software with AI.

It made me stop and ask:
If everyone can build software, where does the opportunity move next?

I believe we're witnessing a major shift.
For years, software was the product.
Now, software is becoming the building block.

The winners won't be the companies building another AI tool.
They'll be the companies using AI to solve complete problems.

# Don't sell software. Sell outcomes.
# Don't build an AI accounting app. Run finance.
# Don't build an AI support tool. Resolve customer issues.
# Don't build another CRM. Help companies win more customers.

# One industry.
# One problem.
# One complete solution.

I believe that's where the next generation of great businesses will be built.

Agree or disagree?

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