CCS Insight’s Post

Great insights from Deepak Seth on the evolving landscape of GenAI. Managing expectations is crucial as we navigate the Gartner Hype Cycle—it's easy to get caught up in the excitement, but understanding the practical applications and limitations is key. The potential for more autonomous, goal-oriented AI is particularly intriguing and could redefine how we approach problem-solving in the future. Excited to see where this technology takes us!

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AI-powered foresight is transforming the ability to spot weak signals and subtle indicators of emerging trends—long before they hit the mainstream. Discover how this capability goes beyond staying competitive; it's about empowering businesses to create innovative #products and services that capture consumers’ imaginations. Authors: Didier Roekaerts, William Moynaton, Preetam Nayak, and Aditya Kuckian

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AI-powered foresight is transforming the ability to spot weak signals and subtle indicators of emerging trends—long before they hit the mainstream. Discover how this capability goes beyond staying competitive; it's about empowering businesses to create innovative #products and services that capture consumers’ imaginations. Authors: Didier Roekaerts, William Moynaton, Preetam Nayak, and Aditya Kuckian

The Collapse of Trends hypothesis: In a world where trends have traditionally guided industries, cultures, and innovations, I’ve been questioning whether this trend-driven approach is sustainable in the face of accelerating global changes. I call this the "collapse of trends" hypothesis. My idea suggests that as large-scale, unpredictable shifts continue to reshape our world at an unprecedented pace, existing trends may lose their relevance. This constant state of flux could make it nearly impossible for any trend to fully form and establish itself before new disruptions emerge, demanding yet another adaptation. This idea/concept that I thought about few months ago was recently reinforced during an insightful lecture today by Stefan Michel from IMD course "Strategic thinking", where he discussed the challenges to deal with AI strategically, and also questions about integrating AI into processes of strategic planning and discussions about the future of trends. What do you think? Are trends a relic of a slower-paced world, or will they continue to shape our future? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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Understanding the trends shaping AI’s role in innovation and market growth.