Early adopters of AiLG-driven growth are poised to gain momentum more quickly, creating ever-greater incremental competitive advantage.

AI evolves in successive cycles that draw on previous advances.

This means that pioneers who streamline their processes will establish a significant advantage unsurpassed by others. However, this path is not without risks; The use of AiLG will be questioned and even ridiculed at conferences, speakers will debate whether AiLG is a pioneering technology with success? Just as when Dick Fosbury won Olympic gold in the high jump in 1968, he did so because he was a pioneer in jumping on his back.

Jump back? How did you know it would work? As a civil engineering student, Fosbury understood that the center of gravity, guided by the principles of physics, would give him an advantage over conventional techniques. What do Fosbury teach us? They demonstrate that those who adhere to scientific principles earn the reward. Similarly, early adopters of AiLG, leveraging its power of knowledge will create an advantage that will grow over time.

These pioneers won't just win, they'll be setting a new standard that will reshape the playing field for years. To jump higher, we have to jump backwards. from “Winning by Design”