From one piece Everyone’s shipping more. Does any of it matter? | Claire Vo (Lenny & Friends Summit, San Francisco, 10 September 2026) 10 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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After a year or more of building for velocity, the next year will probably be won on ambition instead.Their words
I don't think that's the game next year. I don't think that's the game we should be playing for next year. I think next year is the ambition game.
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Code is abundant, but customer trust is not.Their words
remember code is abundant customer trust is not.
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A product team should probably be honest about how firm a commitment each feature it ships is.Their words
And I think you need to be honest about what your commitment is on any feature.
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I think you need to have durable convictions but disposable features.
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AI cannot turn an untested assumption into fact; that takes real customers and real data.Their words
AI cannot take an untested assumption into fact. No matter how many adversarial reviews you do, and I know you're doing them, you need real customers. You need real data. You need repeated tests.
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I think an AI factory plus an old road map will get you to those three traps at machine speed.
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this is why I think you know, road maps are over. They're dead. It's because I think they're really dangerous right now.
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Clearing out a backlog does not mean meaningful progress for the business or against a customer problem.Their words
But the problem is clearing out requests or ideas does not mean meaningful progress against your business or even meaningful progress against a customer problem.
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Cheap execution probably still needs judgment, now that teams can ship all their bad ideas.Their words
and now we can ship all our bad ideas like congratulations to us cheap execution I think still needs judgment
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I think this gap between our building capacity and like true in our heart of hearts conviction like does any of this code matter is a much bigger problem than any of us are willing to admit.