"A lot of social science research reinforces the idea that changing your context helps you change your behavior. Imagine if there was a bot that makes everyone more active. It can egg you on and make the passive dynamic a little bit more active to remind you where your goals are. These are not technically complex and you could see them becoming ubiquitous. These little voices are trying to nudge you in a specific direction." - Shiyan Koh
"Generative AI is really helpful because there's a trust component. If you have multiple accounts, you traditionally need an agent or representative to support you. There's also a privacy component. To some extent, you could trust an AI a little bit more because it's not talking to a human who could potentially talk about the topic over dinner, despite the NDA. That's a good idea especially because you can do everything and it can be like a real wealth advisor." - Jeremy Au
"What’s interesting about the things people wish existed is that they weren't that crazy. There were a bunch of requests for things that are not that far off but the challenge is not the technical execution. We’ve seen various versions of these but they've never really taken off because of distribution or monetization challenges." - Shiyan Koh
In this episode, Jeremy Au speaks on the request for startups: LLM for Bahasa Indonesia, community unbundling, wealth advisors, and more.
Keywords: Request for Startups, LLM for Bahasa Indonesia, Community Unbundling, Wealth Advisors, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Thought Leadership
