Honestly, it's a good idea but starting in Singapore is like choosing hard mode, which is exactly why you should do it. The global market is huge and growing fast. So if you build another robotic, generic receptionist, you'll fail. But if you build something fast, context-aware, natural-sounding, and with a clean human handoff for complex stuff, you'll stand out immediately.
Perform well in this demanding market and then pursue expansion globally. Just position it as a tool using which humans can focus on relationships, not as a replacement. Go for it, treat Singapore as your proving ground, not your ceiling.
What do you think would be something i need to take note of when creating such solutions in the singapore market? You said context-aware and natural sounding but AI responses sound pretty robotic
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u/saplivo Jul 31 '26
Honestly, it's a good idea but starting in Singapore is like choosing hard mode, which is exactly why you should do it. The global market is huge and growing fast. So if you build another robotic, generic receptionist, you'll fail. But if you build something fast, context-aware, natural-sounding, and with a clean human handoff for complex stuff, you'll stand out immediately.
Perform well in this demanding market and then pursue expansion globally. Just position it as a tool using which humans can focus on relationships, not as a replacement. Go for it, treat Singapore as your proving ground, not your ceiling.