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Segmenting Opportunities in AI (Artificial Intelligence) Industry [video]

Segmenting Opportunities in AI (Artificial Intelligence) Industry [video]

Everyone will have opportunities in this AI (artificial intelligence ) world. I draw from the oil industry to explain why even though the AI utilities will capture most of the opportunities, the downstream players will still capture value. At Tekedia AI in Business masterclass, we are helping professionals understand the emerging AI world here.


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In the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), a nuanced discussion is unfolding around segmenting opportunities within the industry, drawing intriguing parallels with the established oil sector. To grasp this discourse effectively, people should first acquaint themselves with AI technology and its diverse applications across industries.

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Understanding the concepts of upstream AI—encompassing companies focused on core AI development—and downstream AI—comprising entities utilizing AI for specific products or services—is crucial. Key themes underpinning this dialogue include industry segmentation, market dynamics, competition, value capture strategies, and the integration of technology into varied business models. By juxtaposing historical contexts between the growth trajectories of both sectors—the evolutionary path of AI and the profound impact of oil on global economies—a richer understanding emerges regarding their comparative analyses.

Recent events shaping the landscape of AI, such as technological advancements, notable industry developments like mergers and acquisitions, or regulatory shifts impacting sector operations are pertinent considerations in this narrative. Moreover, exploring how other industries have been segmented can offer valuable insights into common trends in market dynamics and competitive landscapes.

Looking ahead to potential future scenarios in the AI domain suggests a trajectory marked by increased consolidation among dominant upstream players alongside ongoing innovation within downstream sectors. Regulatory adjustments may be on the horizon to address concerns related to market concentration issues while new business models leveraging cutting-edge AI technologies are poised to emerge.

Delving deeper into ethical implications surrounding essential services powered by AI or examining societal impacts stemming from its pervasive influence could serve as compelling extensions to this overarching discussion on segmenting opportunities within an ever-evolving industry landscape.


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