Competitive advantage may still favor those who resist AI adoption over those who embrace it, warns Hamilton Nolan

The article argues counterintuitively that widespread AI adoption could consolidate power among those who choose not to use it

Author suggests that AI tool proliferation may level the playing field rather than create competitive advantages

The piece challenges the conventional wisdom that early AI adopters will dominate their competitors

Hamilton Nolan proposes that strategic restraint from AI use could paradoxically become a form of competitive dominance