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Is Generative AI the biggest platform shift since Cloud and Mobile?
A version of this post was originally published in the Remagine Ventures newsletter on March 6, 2023
Generative AI will really take off when it moves from playful to useful
Generative AI has a lot of potential, but to become truly useful, it will have to get more specialised to complete role-specific tasks
The opportunities for creative automation
Use cases for creative automation
The State of Creative Automation
The process of creative automation is being accelerated massively with AI. We're now able to leverage technology to create original text, video, art and music, test it with audiences and keep the versions that perform best.
Five Advancements Powering the Future of Content Creation
You’ve heard about the streaming wars, the cloud gaming/console wars, the rise of the creator economy. Behind all…
Who’s watching the algorithms? 3 Israeli startups predicting performance of AI models
Three Israeli startups tackling the blind spots of AI dependency - real time performance monitoring, reducing bias and AI explainability.
Spotlight on Vault AI, the Moneyball for content
The Moneyball thesis is simple: Using statistical analysis, small-market teams can compete by buying assets that are undervalued by other teams and selling ones that are overvalued by other teams. Vault is an AI powered predictive marketing and analytics platform that simulates the global content market to predict consumer demands.
AI in Israel Grows Beyond Computer Vision
More than 1,200 AI startups (broadly defined) were created in Israel since 2010. 79% of which are still…
How Venture Capital Funds Leverage AI and Big Data
Venture Capitalists invest in tech, but how much tech do they actually USE in running their own business?…
Roundup of 2018 AI Predictions
In this post I round up various AI predictions, not so much the ‘eye rolling’ apocalyptic ones, but the more practical view on how will AI progress next year.
No need to mention that forecasting is not easy, and you have to take these with a big pinch of salt, but it’s still interesting to extend an imaginary line from an existing trend and see where it leads.