AI investment is shifting towards maximum precision products (MPPs) rather than minimum viable products (MVPs) as investors seek narrow solutions that excel in specific tasks.
The current landscape shows that AI startups must avoid broad concepts and instead focus on delivering narrow, reliable solutions that are quicker and cheaper to scale.
Investors are now skeptical of AI's promises, questioning what differentiates it from past tech fads. They want evidence of execution, not just vision.
While venture capital funding remains available, investor patience has waned significantly, prioritizing proven, specialized AI solutions over ambitious, expansive projects.
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