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Hone builds AI that owns outcomes, not tasks.
Intelligence has become abundant. Yet the world looks remarkably similar to how it did five years ago. With every model release, the gap between what frontier AI can do and the economic value it creates widens. This ability-output gap is not new. Three decades separated Edison's dynamo from Ford's assembly line. Major productivity gains came not from generating more power, but from reorganizing work around it. Today's AI agents are tools inside human-run workflows. These agents rely on people to translate goals into tasks, supply context, and catch failures. Throughput remains bounded by…
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