AI as part of a product
AI functions can be added to a marketplace when they help people complete useful work faster or better.
We integrate AI functionality into existing products at the customer's request. We use AI when it helps work get done faster or better, and when it delivers meaningful added value. In 2027, AI is extraordinarily powerful when it is used correctly—but it is not a magic wand.
We can integrate AI into marketplaces, CRMs, registers and regulatory software at the customer's request. The CRM is a particularly clear example: AI can help with parts of the work, but it cannot close a deal. Only a person can do that.
AI functions can be added to a marketplace when they help people complete useful work faster or better.
AI can assist the people working through a deal. The person—not the AI—still closes it.
AI belongs in a product when it makes a meaningful difference to how well or quickly the work gets done.
Many people confuse AI with “I do not have to do anything.” You still have to read the text the AI produces and correct it. AI can help Elon and help us reach our goals faster, better, more securely and at lower cost. A car is not built by AI alone, and neither is a Tesla.
AI can help people achieve the goals they have chosen faster, better, more securely and at lower cost.
People still need to read and correct AI-generated text.
AI does not close the deal. A person does.
AI is one of the biggest forces in software development today. But there is a major trap: losing focus. If we start a new project every day, we lose focus and may end up completing nothing. AI can help with building and development; focus is still needed to bring a project through to completion.
Know what we are trying to achieve.
Apply AI when it helps us reach the chosen goal faster, better, more securely or at lower cost.
Do not start one new project after another and lose sight of what needs to be finished.
Use AI to help bring the work to a result; do not confuse the ability to generate with the discipline to finish.
Producing and developing the product is one thing. Closing the deal is another. The deal still has to be sold by a person, not by AI.
We integrate AI into existing products at the customer's request, when it helps work get done faster or better and delivers meaningful added value.