Many AI tools disappear when they lose funding or get outpaced by competitors. Before adopting one, check its user base size and community buzz, which reliably signal whether it'll stick around.
You should know that not every tool that's out there is going to survive. So don't give in to kind of the FOMO for the latest and greatest thing. Every, like I said, every week there's more and more tools and they get replaced. They lose funding. They, they can't keep up. Somebody supplants them in a different way. There will always be more and more tools. One way to gauge if there is actual traction with those tools, look and see how many users they have, or if you get a sense of how many users they have, what's the buzz around that? This is where that community effect really works. By the way, there's a community workshop I'll be running July 30th. I'll post the link again at the end, but I hope you can join for that. So not all tools are going to survive.
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