Will AI make you switch phones?

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Will AI make you switch phones?

The concept of a 'killer app' refers to a groundbreaking application that can transform user behavior and the devices they use. Historically, applications like VisiCalc revolutionized personal computing by making it accessible and practical for office use. As technology evolves, artificial intelligence is emerging as a potential killer app for smartphones, promising to change how users interact with their devices.

However, unlike previous killer apps that drove significant consumer spending, the adoption of AI in phones may not lead to a willingness to pay for these advancements. The challenge lies in whether consumers will see enough value in AI features to justify switching devices or investing in new technology. This raises questions about the future of mobile technology and how companies will adapt to meet changing consumer expectations.

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