How AI Will Save Your Business From A High Churn Rate (#161)
Oct 3, 2023
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The podcast explores the failures and potential of generative AI in its second act, highlighting mind-blowing use cases. It discusses the winners and losers in the AI industry, the weaknesses of generative AI, and the rise of consumer creators in software products. The hosts delve into the power of customization and advancements in AI infrastructure, as well as Open AI's advantages, AGI rumors, and the benefits of internet browsing in chat GPT.
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Quick takeaways
Retention is crucial for building remarkable AI companies, and creating something of value on a regular basis is essential.
First-gen AI companies have lower one-month retention rates compared to non-AI companies, highlighting the importance of engaging users and focusing on daily active users.
Deep dives
The First Hype Cycle of Generative AI: Winners and Losers
The podcast episode discusses the first act of generative AI and highlights that while there were some winners, there were also numerous failures. The apps that saw success, such as chat GPT and character.ai, demonstrated high engagement and generated significant revenue. However, one of the main challenges for AI companies has been finding use cases that are sticky and retain user interest. The episode emphasizes that retention is crucial for building remarkable companies and suggests that companies need to create something of value to users on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.
The Importance of Engagement and Retention in AI Companies
The podcast delves into the issue of engagement and retention for AI companies. It compares the retention rates of consumer apps like YouTube, Tinder, and Candy Crush with those of AI-first companies like chat GPT. It highlights that the median one-month retention for non-AI companies is 63%, while for first-gen AI companies, it is only 42%. The episode underlines the significance of engagement and daily active users and how AI companies need to focus on creating something of intrinsic value to drive user retention.
The Dawn of Copy and Paste Software Era
The podcast explores the concept of copy and paste software, where AI technology enables replication of real software from images or physical objects. This advancement allows for the digitization of physical elements into digital formats easily. The episode discusses the implications of this on various industries and the potential for creators and designers to develop their own software products tailored to their specific needs. It also highlights the impact on software margins and the potential disruption to traditional venture capital economics.
The Second Act of Generative AI and Future Innovations
The podcast introduces the second act of generative AI, focusing on multimodal capabilities and improved infrastructure for customization and scalability. It emphasizes that these advancements will reduce barriers to AI adoption and bring about a new wave of innovative use cases. The episode discusses specific examples, such as replicating a physical planner into a web app, or creating software directly from Figma design files. It also highlights recent developments in open AI's product lineup, including Dolly 3 and multimodal GPT-4, which indicate the start of a new era in AI technology.
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