Allie K. Miller

People are underestimating the impact of ultrafast AI on business. Lemme ramble on this for a second. People are using Ultrafast for impressive game development and crazy fast coding, but business users can use it to change the way they structure their work day. Think of how many times in a meeting, you delay a decision UNTIL someone can build another prototype or UNTIL someone runs a new analysis or UNTIL someone pulls more information on a competitor or UNTIL literally anything. Now assume that ultrafast AI allows many of those “until” moments to disappear. What used to take a human hours to search and find, AI can complete in minutes. The meeting is no longer just to discuss and update (to then have 20 more meetings about the same topic). The meeting is to discuss AND decide. My team and I have been running meetings like this for years. We used to take AI breaks in the middle of our meetings, dictate to our personal AIs, and come back in the last 15 min for final decisions. Now we invite ghost agents to listen and manage action items post-meeting. The new method will be real-time streaming to an always-on agent that fires off tasks to side agents who complete and return outputs during the meeting itself. You’ll say “okay before we decide on pricing, we should look at what happened the last time we raised our prices” and AI retrieves it and pulls it on the screen. The best leaders will know what minimum and ideal data and insights are needed to drive each decision. And when they get it back, they’ll be the decisive ones. Remember with every release to not just question how this changes productivity or outputs, question how it changes structure, process, and quality!