Seven Powers in the AI Era is a 10-part strategy series on how Hamilton Helmer's Seven Powers change when AI compresses capability, weakens shallow moats, and makes operating discipline more important.
Read the series in order
- Seven Powers in the AI Era
- Scale Economies: When AI Makes Size Matter Less, Then More
- Network Economies: Workflow Networks Beat User Counts
- Counter-Positioning: The AI Move Incumbents Cannot Copy Cheaply
- Switching Costs: Workflow Lock-In Is Not the Same as User Pain
- Branding and Trust: When Everyone Claims Intelligence
- Cornered Resource: Scarcity Still Matters, But It Moved
- Process Power: The Moat Hiding in How the Work Gets Done
- Fake Moats AI Will Expose
- A Practical AI Power Audit
Start with Seven Powers in the AI Era. For the diagnostic, jump to A Practical AI Power Audit.
