Dr. Julian Hosp - Finanzen, Business und KI|18. Mai
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đ Current Trends in AI Tools
- ChatGPT is losing ground, while Gemini (Google) and Claude from Anthropic are gaining significantly. Smaller tools like DeepSeek, Grok, and Perplexity remain niche players.
- Anthropic has focused on B2B from the start. This makes marketing harder but leads to more stable, long-term contracts and higher willingness to pay â companies gladly spend $500/month if it saves them a full-time employee ($10,000 value).
- In the B2C space, churn is high; customers cancel quickly and expect maximum value for little money.
- AI suffers from a regression problem: For subjective or highly specific queries (e.g., âBest luxury hotel in the Maldives with kid-friendly two-bedroom villas, sunset view, excellent gym, and breakfast buffetâ), it often produces wrong or misleading answers.
- Examples: Hotels like Soneva Fushi, Velaa, St. Regis, Ritz-Carlton are top-tier, but AI also recommends weaker ones like Six Senses or Kudadoo that donât meet the criteria.
- Similarly for running shoes: AI blindly repeats influencer hype (e.g., Nike Vaporfly), even though experienced runners often find the shoe poor.
- Give the AI a task where you are an expert. Ask for top-5 recommendations and then correct them. The AI immediately agrees with your correction â revealing how shallow its original knowledge is.
- Anthropic released Claude 4.7 (Opus), claiming it outperforms all competitors (GPT, Gemini). A âClaude mythâ suggested the model was too dangerous for public release â likely pure marketing.
- GPT responded with its own âTrusted Accessâ feature. A new âdesign modelâ from Anthropic caused a sell-off in software stocks.
- Rumors: GPT-5.5 might launch by end of month.
