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How A.I. Ended the Era of Launch Here, Localize Later
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A few years ago, a software company could launch in the U.S., watch how the product landed and localize for other markets months later, once demand justified the investment.
launch is effectively a global launch on day one.
The EU AI Act’s transparency rules took effect this month, requiring that people interacting with A.I.
Having built products for global markets for two decades, the premise I would stake a company on is simple: A.I.
If nobody in the room can answer that for a given market, the product isn’t ready for that market yet, no matter how fast the A.I.