Two ways for an AI company to protect itself from competition: (a) depend not just on AI but also deep domain knowledge about a particular field, (b) have a very close relationship with the end users.
Paul Grahamtwitter.comTwo ways for an AI company to protect itself from competition: (a) depend not just on AI but also deep domain knowledge about a particular field, (b) have a very close relationship with the end users.
This is a painful lesson AI founders will learn the hard way: distribution is much more important than product.
As copycats continue to flood the market, the winners will be those with strong marketing, copywriting, and brand, not technical skills.
Mayo Oshinx.com
This bit strikes me as true based on what I have seen. And a reason why AI agents shouldn’t be owned solely by the IT functions in organizations. https://t.co/X8wa56MTYW
There are very few moats in AI. But like with human relationships, you will stick with the systems that know you best
Memory and context have gravity. State is a moat.
Anjney Midha 🇺🇸x.com