When will we start to see companies making massive leaps in their product release iterations ?

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The author discusses the accelerated product development cycles enabled by AI, noting a tenfold increase in speed at their company, and questions when this efficiency will result in more frequent or significant product leaps across the industry.

I work at a large technology company and every day I’m astounded by how much quicker our team can get through projects. I’m talking 1/10th the time of before One would expect that companies will start iterating much quicker. Either shorter times between releases or bigger leaps with each release. But I don’t necessarily see that yet. I wonder when we can expect it to filter through
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