An OpenAI leader shared an internal note describing a personal six-step method for tackling product problems: understand available information, gather missing information, define the problem, define a simple approach, set a goal, and act with urgency. The author stresses that new information often forces revisiting earlier steps, calling this iterative churn a healthy and necessary part of solving complex problems.
borischerny.com
· 2026-09-20
John Ternus, now Apple's CEO, sent his inaugural company-wide memo thanking Tim Cook for his leadership and years of service, and noting Cook will remain executive chairman. Ternus also flagged an upcoming major product launch and hinted at future innovations still in development.
9to5mac.com
· 2026-09-01
An entrepreneur who runs a company selling farmer-invented products describes reviewing dozens of pitches a year and finding that a product's cleverness rarely predicts commercial success. Instead, the deciding factor is whether the inventor is personally committed enough to invest their own money and time into building and fulfilling demand once it arrives.
entrepreneur.com
· 2026-08-27
A new industry analysis argues that as AI coding agents rapidly improve and handle longer tasks asynchronously, the traditional sequential product development pipeline—idea, product, design, engineering, QA, production—is being restructured. Implementation, once the dominant time cost in this pipeline, is shrinking, shifting the bottleneck to verification and simulation instead.
revyl.com
· 2026-08-26
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