The biggest use cases for AI are in developing entirely new products or services. Broadly speaking, the pie is getting bigger. Comparatively, profits remained most elusive amongst all outcomes we measured.
BUSINESS
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70% of businesses view AI as critical within three years
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70% of business folks believe that AI is either critical or highly critical to their business in 3 years. There is no going back—AI is the future.
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Industries Boost AI Budgets Over Next Three Years
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Virtually every industry is looking to increase their AI budgets over the next 3 years.
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Scale Zeitgeist Survey Reveals Enterprise AI Adoption Trends
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we've surveyed the enterprise and the AI community to see what's happening in AI adoption if you want to see a VERY pretty website by the incredible @scale_AI team, check out Scale Zeitgeist: below for a breakdown of the most interesting insights
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Founder Focus: Prioritizing Product Over Organization
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A founder is someone who keeps the organization focused on the product and not the organization.
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Lower barriers increase activity quality and startup growth
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Counterintuitive finding from many startups — lowering the barriers to entry is a surprisingly effective approach to causing way more of an activity to happen, at higher quality.
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AI Brand Intel Wins Competition for Social Media Monitoring
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3/ The overall winner was Team AI Disruptor and their project, AI Brand Intel. They also won the Customer Review category! AI Brand Intel is a platform that helps businesses monitor and analyze mentions of their brand across social media and news sites.
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4/5 movie studios will be gone by 2030 due to AI
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4/5 movie studios will be gone by 2030. AI Generated video progress over the last few months has been insane. This will reprice the entertainment industry. https://t.co/TMuSrgW9RF
— AI Breakfast (@AiBreakfast) 27 avril 20234/5 movie studios will be gone by 2030. AI Generated video progress over the last few months has been insane. This will reprice the entertainment industry.
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Wrong Answer Never Gets You Hired in Tech
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A very, very wrong answer. Not quite a fireable offense because you'd never get hired with the wrong answer. 😉
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Assessing Company Viability Before Signing Major Contracts
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In short, I want to answer a question I once got from a source: “I’m about to sign a $300,000 contract with this company, and I need to know if it’s going to be around in a year.”