I feel this current trend started with the proliferation of "all-in-one automation" platforms around 2020, and it took on a visual brand with the gradient takeover of 23-24'. By 2025, each and every one of those companies had infused AI into their H1 in some unclear form. Now, the differentiation is mostly indiscernible.
My prediction(/hope): the next wave favors those with the boldness to own a problem and stick to it.
times like these are scary for behemoths who are slow & refuse to adapt but very exciting for companies that can soar with the wind of the times
conventional wisdom is obsolete now. raw speed + authenticity wins.
& especially if you're an ai company, i can be your neil degrasse tyson
I feel this current trend started with the proliferation of "all-in-one automation" platforms around 2020, and it took on a visual brand with the gradient takeover of 23-24'. By 2025, each and every one of those companies had infused AI into their H1 in some unclear form. Now, the differentiation is mostly indiscernible.
My prediction(/hope): the next wave favors those with the boldness to own a problem and stick to it.