| ▲ | florakel 19 hours ago | |
I believe the coding tool revenue is an important factor right now but not the endgame. The AI companies have to become consumer products to justify their gigantic valuations. We always talked about the “super apps” - one app that fulfills most consumer needs, like WeChat in China. OpenAI is the company most visibly making a huge bet on becoming a “consumer super device”, even designing their own hardware to stop being dependent on Apple and Android. The long term battle is not AI companies vs SaaS, but rather AI companies vs big consumer brands - Apple, Google, Meta, Amazon. Imagine having the ultimate digital assistant that you can throw any task at. Under the hood it creates its own code and interfaces on the fly to help you accomplish your task. By using LLMs as coding assistants we are all training them to become really good at it. If the newcomers succeed to deliver the ultimate digital assistant first, then even a monster like Apple could become obsolete. | ||
| ▲ | cadamsdotcom 13 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
How long did Apple take to kill off all the iPhone competitors. These companies haven't got the attention span to work on one thing for that long. The driving constraint if you want to take a spot in B2C is the speed at which consumers replace tech, not the speed at which tech can be developed. | ||
| ▲ | sdfefcxv 16 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Delusion | ||