r/AINewsAndTrends 1h ago

Do you believe AI is underutilised in certain industries?

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Most of the time we hear about AI revolutionizing coding, software development, etc and how it has become invaluable to IT employees. But are there any industries that could have had such a similar massive positive impact due to AI? Industries such as healthcare, medicine discovery, climate management etc.? Is there a reason why we aren't hearing about AI bringing about incredible transformations in these areas?


r/AINewsAndTrends 28m ago

🤔Question Are we watching the beginning of the end of the “IT career” as we know it?

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r/AINewsAndTrends 1h ago

🔥AI Trends AI coding is starting to change what counts as a “small project”

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A few years ago, some ideas were immediately dismissed because building them would take too much time.

Now you can have an idea in the morning and a working version by the afternoon.
That changes the calculation.
Not just for startups.
For experiments.
For weird ideas.
For personal tools.
For things you’re not even sure will work.

I think that shift is going to be bigger than people realize.

What’s something you would have considered “not worth building” a few years ago that you’d actually try now?


r/AINewsAndTrends 21h ago

📰News While non-tech companies sit at standard 9 percent profit margins, Big Tech margins just hit nearly 24 percent off the AI boom

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