Major trends include AI-native search engines challenging Google, LLMs revolutionizing compliance, full-stack engineers bridging hardware/software, on-device AI models, small business automation, AI in healthcare staffing, Earth observation tools, and gaming simulations in real-world applications. These innovations promise to transform industries and how we interact with technology.
What big ideas will define 2025 and beyond?
Here are highlights of some of our big ideas for the year ahead.
👇 @aleximm: The end of Google’s search monopoly is near, as AI-native search engines gain traction with personalized, ad-free, conversational experiences. https://t.co/I2haXyiWAP
@astrange: Compliance is ripe for new software, with opportunities for LLMs to transform this business from labor-intensive to more straightforward and efficient. https://t.co/dtq3q7epQI
@espricewright: Engineers with full-stack skills to bridge hardware and software are expected to be in demand, as industries integrate AI into physical systems. https://t.co/CKEFCikwcX
@jenniferHli: Smaller, on-device generative AI models are set to gain popularity in 2025, potentially transforming how we interact with technology. https://t.co/XU44td0b3h
@joeschmidtiv: AI is poised to transform small businesses, by enabling them to scale efficiently through automation and strategic acquisitions. https://t.co/W7X4N3ZYes
@julesyoo: Specialist AI models have the potential to serve as 'super staffing’ platforms, augmenting clinicians and automating administrative tasks to address the healthcare staffing crisis. https://t.co/o26XMgsi0K
@MillenAnand: Verticalized Earth observation tools could leverage affordable, small satellites to unlock new products and use cases. https://t.co/ACIfpT3qAl
@Tkexpress11: Virtual simulations from gaming are likely to increasingly be used in real-world applications. https://t.co/tU9CrpMxuA
Check out the full list of ideas: https://t.co/VMJgLo5VHE