AI output has split the field - fast followers are moving now
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High-impact pages, from a real qubit workshop deck.
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The field has split. The fast-follower window is open, briefly.
Power users already ship most of their work through agents. They are not coming back, and their output per week keeps compounding while everyone else's stays flat.
The cohort moving right now is the fast followers: people who let early adopters take the arrows, and are stepping in exactly as tooling turns board-grade. That is the honest pitch: the gap does not wait.
The chart is on the slide above. Illustrative until we publish the sourced version with the first packs.
Nick Pinidiya
Co-founder. Teaches AI to executives as guest faculty at AGSM (UNSW); Oxford-trained; runs Sapphire Advisory.
ex-McKinsey - Oxford - AGSM (UNSW)
Lucas Zhu
Co-founder. Agentic engineer and operator; built Frollie OS solo in about 60 days directing an agent swarm.
ex-McKinsey - HelloFresh ANZ - Ikigai AI VenturesThe system encodes how McKinsey-trained EMs actually build: storyline before slides, every figure traced to evidence, and an adversarial read before anything ships.
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A native .pptx in your template or ours, plus a review-room link where you can comment, regenerate pages and export yourself.
Who is behind this?
fusion is a qubit product from Sapphire Advisory and Ikigai AI Ventures: two ex-McKinsey founders who build and run agentic systems daily.