Sam Lakkundi

On AI, and why it has to reach everyone

For years my job has come down to the same question asked six hundred different ways: how does a company actually put new technology into the hands of the people who need it, not just the ones who already have a seat at the table. Running a global partner ecosystem taught me that the real gap was never the technology. It was access.

AI is repeating that pattern right now, faster than anything I have seen. The frameworks, the fluency, the actual leverage, it is concentrating in a small circle of people who got there early, while everyone else is told to wait for a simpler version later. I do not think that is how it should work.

My view is simple: give the real thing away first. Not a watered-down explainer, not a teaser for something you have to pay to actually learn, the real frameworks, the real mistakes, the real playbook. If it is genuinely useful, people come back on their own. That is the only kind of authority worth having.

I am building this page, and the content that goes with it, around that idea: AI education built for someone who has never touched a prompt, not just the people already fluent in it. More is coming here soon.

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