New Delhi, July 26 -- For decades, startups glorified technical brilliance. But AI tools have changed that. Technical execution has been commoditized. Think of how many ideas in the past died quietly, not because they were flawed, but because they couldn't be tested.

Ideas lose energy when they wait too long for execution. Momentum dies in the hands of dependency. What most non-technical founders needed was not a technical co-founder. They needed a starting point. A place where they could move from concept to testable product without translating their thoughts through three layers of teams.

Most startups don't fail with a bang. They fade. Not because the idea was bad, but because it never reached the world fast enough to be tested.

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