I think beyond ship&chip, AI is going to open up markets historically avoided.
Almost every hc startup was targeting pilots, poc etc with HS. Wanted revenue asap and went whale hunting.
There is a new wave of those hitting the majority (SMB) powered by AI enabled scaling.
Resonated w @FlareCapital panel regarding AI infra, and @hanlintang 's comment regarding agent SDLC means institutions no longer follow the deep PRD process and move to ship&chip.
The new moat is what you bring outside of software. Bespoke data, niche legal/financial experience.
Resonated w @FlareCapital panel regarding AI infra, and @hanlintang 's comment regarding agent SDLC means institutions no longer follow the deep PRD process and move to ship&chip.
The new moat is what you bring outside of software. Bespoke data, niche legal/financial experience.
I have to say, this is an email tool I couldn't replace if I wanted to. I have tried, numerous times. Probably some startup-millennial-cliche at this point. This unc #HitZero 6 weeks in a row with @SuperhumanMail π₯
The biggest AI opportunity nobody is talking about?
Mid-market companies. $5M to $50M revenue.
Too big for cookie-cutter solutions. Too small for enterprise consulting.
Drowning in manual workflows. Have the budget. Have zero AI expertise.
They know they need to change. They have no idea where to start.
That's AI paralysis.
And it's everywhere right now.
The market is wide open.
All it takes is the right offer and a cold email sequence.
Running a practice means coming face to face that your bills are on a calendar but your income is a probability distribution.
Cleanest claims on the planet wonβt fix that miss match. Payers pay on their timeline.
RCM is just one input.
Software makes US healthcare admin tasks multiples cheaper compared to manual resolution
The Hidden Math of Behavioral Health w/ Camber data: https://t.co/jHQ7reMwoR