Apple just killed thousands of startups. What can you do?
M Sulaiman
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Apple Intelligence is out, and now everyone's freaking out that their apps were killed in a single day by a conglomerate.
Let's not be delusional; if you are building an OpenAI wrapper with absolutely no added value except its UI, it is bound to happen that sooner or later, someone will make a better version of it, and it won't even be hard.
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Thanks, Kabir! I completely agree. It seems like a lot of AI startups are just rebranding existing technology. I'm definitely interested in seeing more focus on Human-First Design (HFD) in the future.
Launching soon!
Well, it's like Apple pulled a startup purge, huh? Time to sprinkle some uniqueness into your tech concoction; add that secret sauce to stay ahead of the innovation game!
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Tough situation, but there are still opportunities to stand out. Focus on building apps that add unique value beyond just a UI wrapper. Some ideas: 1) Integrate multiple LLMs and let users compare outputs side-by-side. 2) Specialize in niche domains like coding, creative writing, task automation etc and train your models for those specific use cases. 3) Provide a superior UX with features like voice input, image generation, and easy sharing/export of results. Don't give up - keep iterating and differentiating!
It was bound to happen eventually. Apple has the resources to build superior versions of many apps. My advice: find a niche and add unique value beyond just a nice UI. Go deeper than a generic AI assistant - maybe focus on a specific industry or use case, and build custom models and features tailored for that. Survive by doing what Apple won't. It won't be easy, but that's the reality now.