... entertainment and dating space, mostly working B2C as a service provider. The shift to a B2B SaaS start-up meant changing my approach to business development and adapting my marketing know-how to a very different audience and new clientele (brands/employers). The hardest part is realizing that some of my skills aren t transferable 1:1, so I have to adapt my B2C go-to strategies for B2B. It s a different animal. For example, in B2C, articulating the problem ...

... Sundar, an AI Engineer who has worked with 70+ clients across 30 countries and 5 continents. AI is not just my profession it's my craft. I've built, deployed, and scaled AI solutions for a truly global clientele, and I bring that international perspective to every problem I solve. Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Wow, love seeing such global AI experience! The breadth of work you ve done across so many continents is impressive ...

... here: Has anyone else found that their "simple" tool turned into a much larger "infrastructure" play once you saw how deep the problem went? Comment from Chris Payne(@chris_payne_emba): @jake_friedberg   Spot on, Jake. The 'feature vs. platform' trap is real, if you aren't building the infrastructure, you re just a utility that eventually gets Sherlocked or ignored. That s exactly why I moved from a coaching tool into AspectOS . I realized that 'AI augmented leadership ... ... hear your implementation of this as well and how your success is going. Comment from Gaurav Singh(@gaurav_singh91): How I found the problem: Built agents for months. They could do everything except answer: "what ads is my competitor

... part distribution of the product is totally different part of the game Comment from Daniel(@promise518): There will still be a need for programmers and developers, it s all going to depend on who is progressing with the time versus who isn t. As a beginner I see code like a puzzle a very large and colourful one, and that you have to adapt to the puzzle as or if it changes or grows. Every entry level to things changes ... ... time to get to that point. These options will be more thorough, thoughtful and substantial. So to answer the question, "Will it get so easy that you won t even need to be a programmer anymore?"...depends on the clientele