@paraschopra There is a clear gap between frontier models and say an enterprise / common man use case. The bridge between the two is quite the value playground right now and is a hot topic for us at EY.
Another line of thought is, harness as a moat.
Really excited for this space.
AIs aren’t minds and robots aren’t bodies.
They’re better at some things - usually the things we hate to do.
They’re worse at other things - usually the things we like to do.
Automation more than competition.
Think of it as today's universities as schools back in the day and these new upcoming universities with a different coursework as the new coaching centers but for software engineering.
Its interesting to see how this pans out, Now that folks like @kirat_tw are in this mkt.
A thought about universities like scaler, newton or even 100xDevs for that matter: Back in the 90s, folks only went to school for 11th and 12th. Those who had some forevision, a little luck and IQ managed to self study and crack IIT. Then came the coaching bubble. - 🧵
In the coaching bubble, competition increased because students were now going through a well designed curriculum for JEE and most could access those resources which schools won't provide.