AI has made building faster, cheaper, and easier than ever. HBR argues that's exactly why choosing what to build has become the decisive capability. When everyone has access to similar tools, execution is no longer the differentiator — understanding the problem is. The teams that win won't build fastest. They'll identify what's worth building in the first place.
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