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Nov 7, 2023 06:24 PM
In the escalating trajectory of AI, my analysis positions the current industrial landscape on a spectrum of disruption probability. Here's the hierarchy, sequenced by vulnerability:
  1. Google Search: With AI's capability to furnish precise responses and in-depth data sans the traditional search and click method, the era of sifting through search results could wane.
  1. Adobe Design: The automation prowess of generative AI may streamline the intricacies of graphic design, challenging the necessity for intricate design software. OpenAIโ€™s DallE is coming after this.
  1. Microsoft Workspace: As AI takes over routine tasks like email crafting, data scrutiny, and document generation, the quintessence of office suites might be redefined.
  1. Salesforce Business: While AI can augment CRM, it's poised to automate tasks that these systems typically oversee, reshaping their conventional market roles.
  1. Meta Social Network and Its Ad Business: AI's content creation abilities may remodel user interaction patterns and ad strategies on social networks.
  1. Nvidia Hardware GPUs: AI's insatiable GPU appetite could be curbed by algorithmic leaps and hardware-specific advancements, reshuffling the GPU marketplace.
  1. Oracle Database: AI's data management acumen could revamp database utilization, posing a conundrum for traditional database management paradigms.
  1. Cisco Telecommunication: AI's network optimization and management automation might recalibrate the demand for certain telecom services and apparatus.
  1. SAP Enterprise Software: While AI threatens to automate ERP systems, established suites might assimilate AI to boost, not supplant, their functionalities.
  1. AWS Cloud Computing: The proliferation of decentralized AI services could jostle cloud offerings, prompting a shift towards AI-as-a-Service models.
  1. Apple App Store: AI could steer app discovery and recommendations, yet the robustness and diversity of the ecosystem provide a buffer against significant upheaval.
  1. Netflix Video Streaming: AI could elevate content generation and curation engines, but the essence of original content creation remains rooted in human artistry.
  1. Amazon Online Shopping: E-commerce's evolution through AI may be swift, yet Amazon's tangible logistical backbone fortifies it against immediate disruption.
  1. Tesla Autonomous Driving and Robots: AI's integration bolsters autonomous tech, aligning with Tesla's vision, thereby enriching rather than destabilizing its domain.
At this spectrum's lower end lie entities whose tangible assets, hardware innovation, and comprehensive services render a protective shield against AI's software-centric disruptions. The summit, however, presents services squarely facing AI's burgeoning might. Yet, it's pivotal to recognize that disruption isn't synonymous with obsolescence; it often heralds a pivotal phase of evolution and adaptation. ๐Ÿญ๐Ÿ–ฅ๏ธ๐Ÿš€๐ŸŒ
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I am going to constantly update the order of this list as future unfolds itself. So far, it stands for my best estimate.
In the next few series, I will bring some individual cases under the spotlight and discuss them in detail. Stay tuned.
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