- Most AI startups are currently profitable by selling to businesses, as consumer-focused AI apps haven't yet gained widespread appeal.
- A period of platform "stabilization," similar to the early days of smartphones, is needed before impactful consumer AI products emerge, potentially driven by a new type of device.
- While new devices are being explored, specialized AI applications like personalized financial advisors or always-on tutors could also gain traction using existing devices.
- A period of platform "stabilization," similar to the early days of smartphones, is needed before impactful consumer AI products emerge, potentially driven by a new type of device.
- While new devices are being explored, specialized AI applications like personalized financial advisors or always-on tutors could also gain traction using existing devices.
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Date: Dec. 16, 2025
Notes: 2025-12-16
Created: 2025/12/16 17:42
Updated: 2025/12/17 07:56
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