What's worth paying for in AI?

[JohnQ]

So much going on in the space. What tools actually add value to the customer? And why?

 

[MaxAIPro]

So much going on in the space. What tools actually add value to the customer? And why?

In my opinion, generative content creation tools and customer support bots. These tools are much cheaper than paying humans to do the same type of tasks.

 

[JohnQ]

In my opinion, generative content creation tools and customer support bots. These tools are much cheaper than paying humans to do the same type of tasks.

Thanks @MaxAIPro

 

[Kristy_Poole]

So much going on in the space. What tools actually add value to the customer? And why?

Hi, I believe that these methods definitely only help and simplify life

1. Chatbots and Virtual Assistants​

Examples: ChatGPT, IBM Watson Assistant

• Why: They offer 24/7 support, quick responses, and consistent information, making it easier for customers to get help anytime.

2. AI-Powered CRM Systems​

Examples: Salesforce Einstein, HubSpot

• Why: They personalize customer experiences, predict behaviors, and automate routine tasks, freeing up time for more important interactions.

3. Recommendation Engines​

Examples: Amazon Personalize, Netflix Recommendations

• Why: They suggest products or content you’ll love, keeping you engaged and boosting sales through smart suggestions.

4. Sentiment Analysis Tools​

Examples: Lexalytics, MonkeyLearn

• Why: They analyze feedback to understand customer feelings, helping businesses improve and manage potential issues early.

5. AI-Powered Marketing Automation​

Examples: Marketo, HubSpot

• Why: They create targeted campaigns, score leads, and automate tasks, making marketing more effective and efficient.

6. AI-Driven Analytics Platforms​

Examples: Tableau, Power BI

• Why: They turn complex data into easy-to-understand visuals, providing deep insights and helping with strategic planning.

 

[Michelangelo]

Usually very specific use cases of AI applied to verticals or specific niches. These means the applicatino of AI has been thought through, there's real business logic there expressed through the interface or through the prompting.

There's a lot of ChatGPT wrapper companies out there. Some make money. Others don't!

 

[Faridul]

depends upon use case, for example cursor is good in development space

 

[blazah99]

If someone made a real locally ran computer AI assistant (3d model, customizable), with voice, intelligence, text, roleplay, could be a multi-model (with vision, the kind where it can see the screen and or files dropped in), and smart enough to be competent (and not require online after install, nor cost a monthly subscription, (be stand alone)), then thats the ideal product for companies and users alike imo.