AI Davids and Goliaths | Predictions for 2025
A forecast for this year by Dan Parsons, chief experience officer of Thoughtful AI.
There’s going to be a boom and bust of applied AI [artificial intelligence]. We’re going to start to see some true commercial successes, and a bunch of companies get hurt by the big model players (OpenAI, Google, etc.) releasing features.
Parsons
We’re going to see a lot more progression in AI-powered art. Maybe the first AI music superstar or movie hit will go viral. We’ll see crypto come back into the fold, [and the] resurgence of NFTs [nonfungible tokens] but with a new AI spin. We’ve yet to see how AI can improve performance or security for crypto networks.
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