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I am not at all saying that new AI tools will not generate any value, but that the vast majority of the value creation will be created by full-service solutions

I am not at all saying that new AI tools will not generate any value, but that the vast majority of the value creation will be created by full-service solutions that entirely replace labor and that’s where the hockey puck is going. I believe this will be obvious in about 2 years. Let me know your thoughts, agree, disagree, strongly disagree, why? What startups are working on full-service solutions and are you also finding it’s as much of a challenge to go the 100% full-service instead of just the 90% tooling that’s out there?

meiraleal 2y ago
Yes I totally agree and have been thinking about the service as a software concept for a while developing a platform to create apps and manage it with multiple agents (marketing, DevOps, design, etc). I agree that's the future
- kingdomstaysai 2y ago
  That sounds like a good idea. Ultimately the value capture is going to be actually doing tasks instead of just making it easier to do tasks. I would be fascinating to see the platform be able to connect agents so that whole workflows can be bought (maybe usage basis or one time) and then connected all on the platform. That would actually make it really really sticky too because whole personalized work functions would be housed on your platform and users would both value from individual contributors on one side the platform and then put them together and benefit from them right on the platform so they wouldn't leave and especially if you have the largest platform of agents to work with. interesting for sure