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AI-ming for the Stars

This series explores how Generative AI is reshaping the world, from health and drug discovery to gaming, travel, and beyond. We explore how industries are transforming and what’s on the horizon, uncovering the possibilities of AI-driven solutions across both enterprise and consumer applications.

Join us as we map out the future of AI and imagine how it will impact every corner of life and business!

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February 27, 2025

From Vertical SaaS to Vertical AI: A Deep Dive into the Future

2024: A Milestone Year for Vertical SaaS IPOs 2024 was a slow year for tech IPOs in the US. One of the more successful ones was from ServiceTitan- a vertical...

October 3, 2024

Part 10: How GenAI is Revolutionizing Healthcare: From Drug Discovery to Digital Health

The biotech and healthcare sectors are on the brink of a major transformation, thanks to the integration of GenAI. From accelerating drug discovery to personalizing medical treatments and enhancing diagnostic...

September 19, 2024

Part 9: The Future of Search and Discovery: How GenAI is Transforming the Landscape

The current internet infrastructure, driven largely by search ads and paid traffic, is not designed to understand user context or intent. Global digital ad spending is estimated at $455 billion...

August 29, 2024

Part 8: The Future of AI in Companionship – Shaping the Next Frontier in Human-Technology Interaction

Introduction As our world becomes increasingly digital, the way we seek and experience companionship is rapidly evolving. AI-driven companions are emerging as innovative responses to modern challenges like loneliness, mental...

August 21, 2024

Part 7: Love in the Age of AI: How GenAI is Transforming Dating

The online dating market is estimated to be worth around $3.15 billion, with nearly 400 million people worldwide going on the internet to seek out love. In an increasingly fast-paced...

August 14, 2024

Part 6: The Future of Travel – How GenAI is Revolutionizing the Travel Industry

A few decades ago, planning a trip meant sifting through thick brochures, making endless phone calls with travel agents, and navigating unfamiliar cities with physical maps in hand. The internet...