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You Are Invited to Silicon Slope's AI Chapter February Lunch & Learn
AI and the Collapse of Competitive Advantage
Join us for February's Lunch & Learn:
AI is not just another technology wave. It represents the largest economic shift most of us will experience in our careers. While much of today’s conversation centers on tools and productivity, the deeper change is economic: when intelligence and execution become cheap, the basis of competition shifts.
In this talk, Tim Kapp, Founder of Cinco AI, explores:
Why AI is compressing decades of capability growth into just a few years
How this abundance is reshaping the value of work
Why traditional advantages are eroding faster than many organizations expect.
Using software as a concrete example, Tim will show how AI is moving leverage away from execution and toward judgment, coordination, and decision-making. Designed for technical teams, business leaders, and executives, this session offers a framework for understanding what’s changing--and what actually creates advantage--in an AI-driven economy.
When: Tuesday, February 10
Where: Silicon Slopes HQ, 2600 Executive Pkwy #140, Lehi
Lunch & Networking: 11:30 AM (Lunch sponsored by Saras AI Institute)
Presentation: 12:00 PM
Seating is limited. Register to save your spot!
Hope to see you in February!
Silicon Slopes AI Chapter
Speaker:
Tim Kapp is an AI engineer and economist who helps leaders navigate AI’s strategic and economic impact. He is the founder of Cinco AI, an adjunct professor of AI and machine learning at Brigham Young University, and was named to the Utah AI 100 for leadership in the field.
Tim advises Fortune 200 executives, public-sector innovators, and scaling founders on navigating the post-AI economy. His research spans market design, labor resiliency, and governance models that keep experimentation aligned with long-term value creation. Tim lectures at leading universities, contributes to policy forums, and is a frequent commentator for outlets including the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and the Financial Times.
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