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How AI can differ for B2B and B2C Products - B2B - Front Facing, Show Runners e.g. CoPilots, Bolna (YC F25) Voice Powered Through AI, Aviso AI, Zenskar, Agentic AI and Many many more! B2C - Back Seat but Power Enablers like Recommendations, Searc

It begins. Jobs for AI agents (not humans!) are out.

Being an AI enthusiast and witnessing the boom in Agentic AI (AI agents), where do you think it’s most useful and can totally replace humans?

SaaS is dying. AI Agents are taking over. We’re entering a phase where businesses don’t want another dashboard… They want outcomes. And autonomous agents don’t just “store data” or “run workflows.” They think, act, execute, and close loops the way

B2B SaaS doesn’t have to be boring. Your users are still humans. Even in enterprise — engagement matters. We help SaaS founders: ⚙️ Gamify dashboards and user flows 📊 Drive feature adoption with rewards + feedback 🎯 Build AI-powered insights into

Revolutionizing AI with Inference-Time Scaling: OpenAI's o1 Model" Inference-time Scaling: Focuses on improving performance during inference (when the model is used) rather than just training. Reasoning through Search: The o1 model enhances reasonin

The biggest startup opportunities right now: biggest b2c: solving loneliness biggest b2b: vertical ai agents biggest saas: pay-per-result saas biggest consumer social: social apps designed for friend-to-friend communication, not creators bigges

I want to ask that since ai is booming so rapidly and with coming up of ai agents,does using these agents is a good idea to create tools for b2b and then sell them . what you'll think about them,does product hunt allowing these as well

A ₹100-crore company doesn’t fail because of competition. It fails because it tries to run too many channels at once. D2C, B2C, and B2B aren’t just sales routes — they are **three different businesses** with different cash cycles, ops, and risks. B