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One angle I haven't seen as broadly discussed regarding AI (groan) is how increasing consumer expectations often introduces unmet needs in enterprise markets.
Have seen this happen multiple times: smartphones, webapps etc.
Ppl use fancy stuff at home and want them at work.
Have seen this happen multiple times: smartphones, webapps etc.
Ppl use fancy stuff at home and want them at work.
This, combined with new capabilities can lead to a relatively mature market / adjacent markets going through a bit of a renewal.
Probably will see something similar happen in multiple markets over the next 5-10 years.
Probably will see something similar happen in multiple markets over the next 5-10 years.
Many of the opportunities will "just" be at the UI / UX level.
Obvi the chat interface is having its moment now, but overall, multimodal I/O + natural language processing / translation will give rise to many new forms of UX being possible vs before.
Obvi the chat interface is having its moment now, but overall, multimodal I/O + natural language processing / translation will give rise to many new forms of UX being possible vs before.
This is to say - and I don't want to come across like some hapless techno-optimist (yuck), but I do think that we are entering a period where there's huge opportunity for companies to create value - often by doing 'menial' stuff.
The overall point of this rant is to say - I've seen lots of "software is dead", "openAI killed start ups" tweets out there.
I think this is vastly underestimating the depth / breadth of new needs that are about to be created within the next 5-10 years.
I think this is vastly underestimating the depth / breadth of new needs that are about to be created within the next 5-10 years.
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