One Person, a Hundred Hands: Not Myth, but Workflow

Throughout 2026, Chien Li-feng has described the same phenomenon on stage after stage: with agents, Taiwan already has workers doing the output of ten or a hundred people, and Silicon Valley has cases approaching a thousand. He calls them super-users — and the point is not prompt-writing skill, but the ability to spawn AI "avatars" of yourself.

Sega Cheng verified it personally: returning to the front line in founder mode, he shipped roughly four hundred thousand lines of code in two months through AI collaboration — and he is blunt that AI is an amplifier. The strong get stronger, but only if there is a base worth amplifying.

This is precisely the dividing line between basic and proficient in Use (Evolve with AI). Basic is the one-off fix: one task in, one output out. Proficient is the semi-automated workflow: packaging your recurring judgments into processes, so multiple AIs run in parallel on rails you designed. An avatar is not science fiction — it is your standards, written as an executable spec.

The productivity gap was never about tools. It is about whether you dare to turn yourself into a process.