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Every conversation about AI gets pulled toward displacement: the jobs lost, the roles eviscerated, the white-collar squeeze. Fine — but that's half the ledger. The same models that can replace a junior analyst's two-week project also let a single person stand up the company that hires the next generation of workers. For thirty years, the honest answer to "why didn't you start that thing?" was money and time. A lawyer cost thousands. A designer cost weeks. A developer cost both. That barrier is what kept a million viable businesses unborn. The formation numbers — 14% year-over-year, a third of starts now solo — suggest people are figuring this out. The disruption story isn't only subtraction.