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Will advertising to people survive AI? A founder asked me that and it stuck. My answer: yes, but the game has changed. We now market to two audiences: people and machines. The funnel is rewired. ๐
Winning means mastering both audiences: human emotion and machine logic. Capture human attention, win the algorithm, and enable both human and machine conversions.
Yep, DeepSeek is a pretty big deal - but won't be the disaster many predict for all US tech & data center builders. Key questions:
1. Winners/losers of commoditized AI models
2. Training vs inference spend split
3. Adaptability of current builds
8/8 The future of SaaS is AI-driven, globally distributed, and brimming with potential. It's time to embrace this change and shape the next generation of software solutions. The AI SaaS revolution is just beginning โ and this time, everyone's invited.
Is AI the end of Software or its Renaissance? And what does this mean for emerging tech markets like the Middle East. Here is my take in @EntMagazineME: https://t.co/EXu37XZEMm
And here some of the key takeaways ๐งต
7/8 AI Core Infrastructure providers reaped initial AI revolution benefits. Now, we're entering Edge AI (AI-powered devices). Next, we will see a significant value shift to the software layer.
6/ Conclusion: Appleโs approach shows you donโt have to be the AI innovator to win; you just need control over distribution. Meanwhile, personalization in AI is becoming the next major battleground.
Takeaways from Apple's Developer Conference:
1/ Apple's distribution advantage shines again. Their partnership with OpenAI might be shrouded in mystery, but one thing is clear: Apple holds the upper hand.
5/ The value of personalized AI relies so heavily on user context that it's unlikely Apple would simply hand it over; that data is too strategic a resource to give away lightly.