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- AI may allow companies to stay productive beyond traditional team size limits (e.g., 10 and 150 people), reducing the need for team coordination.
- The vision is shifting from teams of humans to individuals working with AI, exemplified by tools like Claude Tag for Slack and the move away from team-centric software like Cursor.
- Solopreneurship is growing, supported by AI filling capability gaps, lowering startup costs, and enabling solo founders to manage tasks that previously required teams.
- China is rapidly advancing the 'One Person Corporation' model with government support, including subsidies and dedicated hubs, leveraging dense supply chains and AI tools.
- Despite AI's productivity gains, human collaboration (e.g., code review, pair programming) may remain crucial in small teams to catch errors and optimize workflows, especially as AI costs rise.