Alain Veuve ist Technologie-Unternehmer mit Fokus auf Künstliche Intelligenz, CEO und Gründer der Parashift AG. Er schreibt über Technologie, Strategie und Gesellschaft.
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SaaS is dead—long live software.
In recent months, a catchy narrative has been making the rounds: SaaS is dead. Since AI has made writing code so trivial, the argument goes, every company will soon simply build its own software. So why keep paying for expensive subscriptions? That is a fundamental misconception. And above all, it shows just how little understanding…
Why small special purpose models are the future.
The idea that a so-called big world model can and knows everything is a big dream and a well-cherished narrative. The big AI vendors have been selling this thesis for a long time. The idea, and I believe the general perception, is still that Large Language Models (LLM) will lead us directly to Artificial General…
The billion dollar bluff: Why the AI hype must die for the real AI revolution to begin.
There is probably no better time to start writing blog posts about technology, strategy and society than now. The technological world is at a tipping point, and what comes next will either be seriously “semi-fun” or a complete disaster for the global economy. The reason is simple: AI is far from what it has been…
The imminent end of software monoliths!
Over the last 10 years, I have heard a whole range of reasons why large companies cannot digitize faster. At first, it was often thought that “our customers” did not want a digital offering at all. Later, when there were more and more signs that customers were rapidly changing their behavior towards “digital”, it was…
The document madness.
As a columnist, it’s not really appropriate to write about your own business. But if the magazine is about documents, I can’t really help myself. With my company Parashift, we are working on a technological solution for the versatile extraction of data from documents. The topic keeps me on my toes day and night. So…
All roads lead to the cloud.
Cloud is one of the driving topics in IT today. If you listen to CIOs from larger companies in interviews, you might get the feeling that the cloud is already fully established as a key solution component and is in use everywhere.
