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Paul Graham Says AI Could Turn Business ‘Upside Down,’ but Startups May Be Better Positioned to Survive

Aug 13, 2026 · 06:00 AM ET· updated 59m ago
Paul Graham Says AI Could Turn Business ‘Upside Down,’ but Startups May Be Better Positioned to Survive

Graham warns AI could turn the world upside down, but says small, fast-moving startups may be better positioned to adapt and survive major disruption.

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A smart tech expert says AI might change how businesses work a lot, but small, quick companies might handle it better than big ones. This means when you look at startup stocks, think about whether they can move fast and adapt to new things.

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