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Re: AI Product Graveyard

#41

Post by colesantiago »

We will be seeing more on this list and others very soon.

Most of these AI wrappers shouldn't be businesses and most of them are scams.

When OpenAI and Anthropic's TAM is any software business or anything that runs on a digital screen, the margins for every software business trends to 0.

Re: AI Product Graveyard

#42

Post by DetroitThrow »

zombot wrote: post #30
cuuupid wrote: post #25

Died is such a charged word for acquired which is usually celebrated for the company

Acquired is such a euphemism for died which is usually mourned by users.

Some of these acquired products aren't dead or even in maintenance mode though, they're still running. So it doesn't really make sense to include them in a graveyard, among the other very much alive projects like Streamlit and LangFuse, or missing dead projects like Sora.

This is just slop. I wouldn't give this too much attention.

Re: AI Product Graveyard

#43

Post by DetroitThrow »

add-sub-mul-div wrote: post #26
frozenseven wrote: post #23

An (almost) alphabetical list that ends at M? Hmm...

It's metaslop. AI Product Graveyard (tooldirectory.ai) 51 points by StriverGuy 36 minutes ago | flag | past | 22 comments [dead] Top AI Productivity Tools (tooldirectory.ai) 1 point by AIToolDirectory on Feb 4, 2024 | past | 1 comment [dead] Must-Have Free AI Tools for Developers (tooldirectory.ai) 1 point by AIToolDirectory on Jan 23, 2024 | past [dead] Top AI Voice Tools for 2024 (tooldirectory.ai) 1 point by AIToo…

Wish there was some better self moderation capability to ban sites or users that just post nonsensical slop.

Re: AI Product Graveyard

#44

Post by rideontime »

Please stop posting this.

e: Apologies, I had this confused for the other "dead tech projects" website posted recently that was similarly full of false information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47945955

To rephrase it: Please stop posting slop websites full of incorrect information.

Re: AI Product Graveyard

#45

Post by ttul »

d-lowl wrote: post #28

Langfuse, W&B, streamlit and reclaim are far from dead. This list doesn't make much sense

Yes, I just booked a meeting using Reclaim. And, is it really “AI”? It’s a rules-based scheduling app.

Re: AI Product Graveyard

#48

Post by gdulli »

rideontime wrote: post #44

Please stop posting this. e: Apologies, I had this confused for the other "dead tech projects" website posted recently that was similarly full of false information: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47945955 To rephrase it: Please stop posting slop websites full of incorrect information.

It's like an invention that allowed anyone anywhere to sell chicken mcnuggets with no startup costs. Too many people love it, try stopping it. We automated listicles etc. and now we're going to be drowning in them.
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