The Problem With Building First, Adding AI Later
Most software products fail not because of poor engineering — but because they were built on assumptions that hardcoded logic could never correct. Traditional MVPs lock those assumptions in from day one. When the market pushes back, you are not iterating. You are rebuilding from scratch. Trying to add AI after v1 makes it worse. Your data layer was never designed to feed a model, your backend was not built for inference, and your UX has no patterns for intelligent interaction. Retrofitting AI means rearchitecting everything — and losing months of runway in the process.




























