AI could become the biggest market in tech and possibly human history, but no one company is likely to dominate the entire market because specialised models will compete across different needs.
Develop an AI model known for specializing in something useful and important to a company or business, while evaluating and potentially combining other models to improve performance and reduce costs.
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00:00 When companies make their own model trained on their own data, the ecosystem around you is all doing the same thing. If everybody is doing this as well and all the model apps are creating new models constantly using new data that they've acquired that they've bought from other companies, that's all potentially data that's valuable to you. What is in your best interest?
00:17 It's to go and try out those other models and see if you can be more productive with them. Merge them together to get better state-of-the-art performance. If you can reduce your cost using these other models, so the model that you made, you're going to have to continuously improve it to keep up, it's never going to win the whole market. This is going to be a massive market.
00:36 This is going to be like the biggest biggest market in tech ever, biggest market probably in human history. No one's going to win all of it. So, you might as well build a model that is known to specialize in something very useful and that's very important to your company and your business and be known for that specialty. And I think a lot of enterprises are going to move that