the rfp evaluator
theres a tool right now that lets you generate a hundred page rfp response in fifteen minutes. another one drafts a custom proposal for any government tender, perfectly compliant, in under an hour. another writes the cov
theres a tool right now that lets you generate a hundred page rfp response in fifteen minutes.
another one drafts a custom proposal for any government tender, perfectly compliant, in under an hour.
another writes the cover letter, the executive summary, the win themes, the risk register, the technical approach.
the entire industry of rfp consultants is staring at the same wall.
generation is solved.
and heres the thing nobody is saying out loud.
the tool that creates the problem becomes less valuable than the tool that solves it.
when everyone can generate a hundred page rfp response in fifteen minutes.... the procurement officer sitting on the other side gets a thousand pages of ai-generated text to evaluate. that procurement officer doesnt have ai. that officer has a deadline and a coffee.
so what wins?
not the proposal generator. the proposal evaluator.
the company that builds the tool which reads the thousand pages and ranks them. flags the ones that hallucinated specs. catches the boilerplate. surfaces the actual differentiators.
that company will own the next decade of enterprise procurement.
this pattern is going to repeat across every industry.
ai writes the cold email. so the next moat is ai that filters cold email at scale.
ai generates the marketing copy. so the next moat is ai that detects ai-generated marketing copy and ranks brands by authenticity.
ai composes the product pitch. so the next moat is ai that evaluates pitches across thousands of decks and surfaces the few worth a meeting.
everywhere the abundance shifts to one side of a transaction.... value migrates to the other side.
this is just markets. supply increases, price drops. the price of ai-generated content is dropping toward zero. the price of attention to ai-generated content is rising.
most founders are still building on the abundance side. another generation tool. another writer. another video maker.
the contrarian play is the filtering side.
and bitcoin hints at why this matters at a deeper level.
bitcoin was the first protocol that took the abundance of digital information and created a layer of scarcity inside it. you cant fake the chain. you cant generate a counterfeit transaction.
filtering and verification. thats what bitcoin does to money.
the same job needs to happen to text. to images. to proposals. to identity itself in an ai-flooded world.
build on the side where abundance is making things worse. not the side where abundance is making things easier.
so what does your industry look like when generation is free?
and which side of that are you actually building on?