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Their wordsPeople with knowledge of “the better way” will run circles around their colleagues and bosses.
Their wordsThe technology and models that ultimately elevate the craft will get lasting traction in Hollywood, while the prompt-based slop tools will focus more on social and content creator use-cases.
Their words“That’s fake” will become a default reaction as we become increasingly unimpressed by attention-grabbing content.
Their wordsHardware becomes a more popular moat (amid a surge of hardware startups).
Their wordsGraphs, portable memory, and real-time data are the new proprietary data moats.
Their wordsAmbient listening and summarization will go mainstream.
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Power in consumer AI will shift to tightly coupled hardware and operating-system providers.
Their wordsThe power in consumer AI will shift to tightly coupled hardware and operating system providers.
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During platform shifts, the lack of change management becomes the ultimate advantage for new teams.
Their wordsThe lack of change management becomes the ultimate advantage.
Their wordsChange management is human rewiring, not technical. Change in a company never happens naturally.
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