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Apr 22

Use dropshipping to test product unit economics before investing significant risk capital.

β€œYou could use like a like a drop shipping model to test out an idea first. So, I think the best way to test an idea to see if it works and to see if you have the right unit economics, it's like yeah, drop ship it first, run some ads to it, see what the customer acquisition cost is going to look like. Um, and scale it up. You could you could basically launch a site within like like under a week. You probably depends on how cracked you are. With AI for sure. Like website, you can AI with it. You can get a bunch of like fast creatives, static using AI or or UGC.”

β€” Tony

Ninety-nine percent of business problems already have solutions waiting to be found.

β€œI think one of our chairman saying many years ago which resonate a lot with me was 99% of the problems there was already a solution out there. You just need to find it and maybe with AI you can find it fast enough.”

β€” Alain Lam

Offering high-quality tech at affordable, honest prices is Xiaomi’s core mission.

β€œThe philosophy for the company is that can we do a smartphone that is much better quality and we can offer to users at much more affordable prices and that's something that you see perminated in the history of our products, right? We try to offer, you know, very high quality solutions to our users at affordable prices.”

β€” Alain Lam

Internal AI tools at Xiaomi now predict sales and simulate manufacturing material formulas.

β€œIn terms of the material we use for that rear floor we generated over we stimulated over 100 plus formulas and use AI to predict the performance of each of these formulas and ultimately we picked two to be the material for that. You don't use humans to do it anymore. You just use AI to take pictures very quickly. They can diagnose whether this piece is good or not. And then you can use AI in terms of material generations and a lot of those things.”

β€” Alain Lam

The Inference Explosion - NVIDIA's strategic pivot toward low-latency inference, highlighted by the acquisition of Groq, marks the shift from training models to running them at massive scale.

β€œPhysical AI is the new operating system for modern computing, and it represents a 50 trillion dollar market opportunity.”

β€” Jensen Huang

Founder Lei Jun personally tested 150 car models to understand the EV market.

β€œMr. Lee himself is a entrepreneur, serial entrepreneur, but he's also a product person, right? I think if you look at when we get into the car industry, he personally has personally driven 150 different models of car himself and take detailed notes so that he understand what's on offer in the market and how can he improve on it. He make us all take professional racing car licenses in order to know how to drive properly.”

β€” Alain Lam
Apr 22

Prioritize using AI tokens over deep thinking to remain competitive and efficient.

β€œI think marketers are primed to win the biggest in this space. Cuz developers are obviously clapped. Um, to give you guys some insight, we recently stumbled upon a tech walk in Vancouver. And half these guys are looking for a job. The other half is saying they like to think with their brain um, rather than use AI tokens. And I think I think Tony said something like if you're thinking, you're not using tokens, which is like NGMI, like automatically, right? Um, Yeah, I mean, there's a there's a thinking machine for us. Like why use that type of like deep thought, deep thinking?”

β€” Jacky & Tony

Moats via Vertical Integration - True AI dominance isn't just about the model; it requires a combination of custom token allocation, specialized hardware, and agentic workflows.

β€œPhysical AI is the new operating system for modern computing, and it represents a 50 trillion dollar market opportunity.”

β€” Jensen Huang

Xiaomi uses humanoid robots to enhance its own manufacturing efficiency before consumer release.

β€œWe are making these human robots to enhance our own manufacturing capability and efficiency. We haven't launched any 2C robots. So all the robots that we are developing, all the humanoid robots we are developing right now are used in our own manufacturing scenario. I think the video already showed that there were two robots that are working consecutively for three hours with a very low margin of error.”

β€” Alain Lam
Apr 22

Build a one-person AI agency to reach ten thousand dollars monthly revenue.

β€œI'm actually personally bullish right now on um, like one-person agencies. Like if if if I had to make my first freaking 10k a month, I'd just be one guy with AI, armed with AI, probably like a Claude Max. And then just try to figure it out from there. Um, and I'd post every day on socials, like one shorts one short a day, and just go that that route. It's probably cuz I know that route. Like I know that method pretty well, so I feel like I'm I could run it up. Like I don't know, gun to my head type of thing.”

β€” Jacky
Apr 22

Physical goods offer more security than software because software moats are disappearing.

β€œA lot of the money is moving out of software into fiscal goods. So, I'm like pretty bullish on physical products right now. Unlike software, there's like software really has no moat right now. I've seen Jackie Vibecode like absolute trash. Um, Yo, chill. If and if Jackie can do it and if I can do it, uh, there's going to be like a like 10 million other degenerates that are going to code up the same [ __ ] So, I think like at least for venture and like private equity and growth equity firms to invest in software is going to be very challenging moving forward. It's an unknown space and money's going to money's going to rotate to the fiscal.”

β€” Tony
Apr 22

Marketers who find the next arbitrage will outperform one-shot wonder creators.

β€œIt depends like where you sit in the stack, right? Like um, now for Meta, it's like all it's all like creatives. Um, a lot of people are going to cycle into like AI creatives and then that's going to burn out. And then it'll be the next thing. Might be UGC creative uh, creatives again. Maybe affiliates. But it really like any good marketer uh, is going to figure out what the next arb is and they're going to maximize it. So, if you're like a real marketer, not just like one shot one shot wonder to understand Meta, then yeah, you're going to be able to you're going to be able to sell and you're going to be able to sell a lot faster in this new era.”

β€” Tony

Treating electric vehicles as consumer electronics allowed Xiaomi to launch in three years.

β€œA little bit over less than three years we launched our first car, we designed it and then we built a factory as well. So China speed. If you believe that a car a EV is going to be another piece of consumer electronics and that's something that we have a lot of experience in whether it is managing the software hardware integration whether it is managing the supply chain. I think those are the stuff that we have experienced working with so many consumer electronics products before.”

β€” Alain Lam

The key to 'China Speed' is a localized, highly customizable supply chain.

β€œThe local partners are willing to work with you developing products that are more customized to what we want and as a result it's not just faster but it's also our ability to offer much more customized solutions that fits better into our smartphone, that fits better into what we want and as a result, you know, we go to market we are able to offer, you know, products to our customers at some offer something that they really want.”

β€” Alain Lam
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