Belsky: AI-driven government refactoring is one of the world's biggest TAMs
Scott Belsky · #16: Why Your AI Startup is Probably Already Dead · More or Less Podcast · Sep 29, 2023 · at 42:48
Scott Belsky (Adobe Chief Strategy Officer) discusses opportunities for AI startups to overhaul disorganized, labor-intensive public sector workflows.
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“Like, to me, that's probably one of the biggest TAMs in the world, is government spending and refactoring a lot of these operations.”
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