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Are We Over the AI Hype Yet?
Because honestly - unless you’re a data scientist who understands human behavior and complex workflow design, you’re not “creating AI.” You’re just remixing what already exists.
And if you’re an investor throwing money at the next chatbot or productivity app? Unless there’s a distribution contract or proprietary data moat already in place, you’re betting on a fad, not a frontier.
The truth is: the world doesn’t need another AI wrapper. It needs system re-builders.
We are standing at the edge of another industrial revolution — but this one won’t be driven by code. It’ll be driven by clarity.
The Real Opportunity
The next wave of billion-dollar companies won’t come from artificial intelligence. They’ll come from organizational intelligence — founders who can see how broken the current systems are and rebuild them to serve people again. Healthcare, education, supply chains, philanthropy, finance — every one of these is bloated with middlemen, extraction points, and inefficiencies disguised as sophistication.
We don’t need smarter machines. We need cleaner systems.
The founders who win the next decade will be the ones who take a machete to the overgrown vines of bureaucracy and greed that have been strangling innovation for decades.
My Proof Point
I’ve seen this movie before. In 2000, when I worked at AutoTrader.com, we were cold-calling car dealers trying to convince them to advertise online. Half of them told us “the internet’s a fad.” The other half said “it’s for the devil.”
And then, overnight, everything changed.
I see the same pattern now, only this time the hype is around algorithms instead of URLs. Everyone’s chasing AI like it’s oxygen, but the real oxygen is trust.
Where I’m Betting
That’s why I’m building MOAB and Mom Bomb.
A for-profit and a nonprofit — structurally separate, operationally unified — that prove you can build scalable, regenerative systems without selling out your soul.
We operate as one ecosystem:
Shared marketing.
Shared leadership awareness.
Shared mission.
It’s business and charity functioning as a single family — not because it’s trendy, but because integration is the only way forward.
Meanwhile, every “10% of proceeds donated” label in the supermarket is just a relic of the old world. A half-step toward meaning that never quite delivers impact.
We’re done with partial credit.
The Shift That’s Coming
AI will change plenty, sure. But the deeper revolution is philosophical — not technological. It’s about removing the layers of manipulation that separate people from truth, purpose, and profit. It’s about dismantling systems that treat greed as a given. It’s about rebuilding the bridge between money and meaning so that commerce and conscience finally move as one.
That’s the industrial revolution no one’s talking about.
The Call
So where are the investors funding that? Where are the founders building new systems, not new shortcuts?
Where are the people who see this moment for what it really is — the collapse of complexity, not the rise of machines?
If that’s you, I’m looking for you.
Because AI may be the noise, but clarity — and courage — are still the signal.
Not every investment offer is an opportunity. I learned that when an “investor” bragged about making his fortune through pain management clinics — code for pill mills. It taught me something I’ll never forget: money holds the imprint of its maker. If it was built on depletion, it keeps depleting. If it was created with integrity, it expands creation.
