This episode originally appeared on Dan Blumberg’s podcast “Future Around & Find Out”, where Henrik joined as a guest. In this conversation, Henrik Werdelin and Dan Blumberg explore how AI could reshape entrepreneurship and the broader economy. Henrik shares a “pitch for positivity”, arguing that we also have a responsibility to focus on what could go right, not just what could go wrong. They discuss how AI can lower the barriers to starting a business, potentially leading to a more distributed form of value creation. A key theme is “relationship capital” — the idea that trust and connection between founders and customers will become an increasingly important competitive advantage. They also cover: Why founders should start with problems, not ideas The “it sucks that…” method for identifying meaningful problems How AI can help entrepreneurs get unstuck The idea of “minimum viable agents” Lessons from past technologies and how they shaped work and society Henrik also shares how he uses AI in his own workflows, from summarizing information to building personal tools, and reflects on the skills that matter most for future entrepreneurs. Prehype:  prehype.com Audos: audos.com Future Around & Find Out: futurearound.com