@grok what were the tech layoffs in 2025 and 2026 related to? Was it a workforce adjustment or AI taking jobs? Also, are companies that reallocate resources replaced by AI to company growth seeing success?
@Yami_jamii Android has always had this share of the market on a global scale. Google's open-source OS lets brands like Samsung & Xiaomi build phones for every price tier (from $100 up), dominating emerging markets while Apple stays exclusive to premium high-end users (United States).
No ones safe. The question is, what SaaS companies are able to transform their business into a AI company before the competition catches up? You have to redevelop your code base, workforce, governance, security, etc. Everything. Clients will only stay with you for so long until your yesterdays news.
@SamVale29 Nope, why a vendor agnostic approach is required. This is the exact reason years ago people said cloud is not the answer. Yes, it enables all businesses and scales. Downside, could collapse and ruin societies digital footprint.
@elonmusk To scale into space, cyber no longer can be ignored and youre in the best position with all the anamoly detection data processing and decisons from the tesla algo @elonmusk
Wild, can have all the scans in the world, DAST, SAST, Tenable, etc. At the end of the day, do those capture the entire system? Or are there things we will never see unless machines guide us. Machines could support, but confirmed ethics is required first. Would love to pitch you my AI/Cyber startup. @elonmusk
@MarioNawfal Europe is driven by regulation, not innovation. Then they spend all their money to go green but its been horrible investments (Except denmark).
@NickpxJ If plan A works, Understand the stack broader. As AI/systems will only grow with robotics and spatial computing.
For plan B, surf shack on a beach somewhere. Only beepers allowed