Bayramov: AI shrinks MVP development cycles from months to 20 minutes
Anar Bayramov · Securing the AI Frontier with Anar Bayramov of Polygraf | The Innovators & Investors Podcast · Jun 16, 2026 · at 29:08
Polygraf Head of Product Anar Bayramov explains how modern AI models reduce the barrier to entry and feedback loops for new entrepreneurs building product prototypes.
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“I think the feedback loop and the MVP cycle just decreases a lot. And the basically the entry level towards entrepreneurship, as we know and understand it today, it's pretty low right now because of AI, right? Everyone that they can just use the free model generate something that they had in mind and like in, in 20 minutes, you can get the first Version of the product, see if it actually works, see if it's actually good, and then just, you know, iterate on that. Back in the days, you know, that required at least a couple of months of research and doing the work, but right now it's just easy.”
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