Enterprise AI, if you’re new to the term, is the combination of artificial intelligence and software designed to meet organizational needs. It’s AI for regular businesses. Entrepreneurs are finding all sorts of awesome ways to leverage AI to improve their businesses and workflows, and others are even designing entire businesses around AI tools.

“The pace of technological development of AI keeps accelerating. This brings endless opportunities to tackle workplace problems that have been unsolved for decades. One example is meetings. In 2023, it is one of the common productivity drainers in enterprises. Moving in 2024, AI is on the pace to enable real-time moderation on those corporate sessions. This will save tons of time for employees, and, subsequently, money for companies. Our team and I are excited to be at the forefront of this technological advance and be one of its movers to the market,” Danny Li, Co-founder and CEO at Naratta.

My prediction is for a flood of new AI use cases, but ideally, these will focus on empowering more independent entities, like models, artists, and influencers. I still think major businesses will get involved in enterprise AI, but I really see individuals as the ones who will find more use for it in their income streams. It’s going to shake up so many organizations and sectors; in fact, Sifted and Sapphire Ventures’ report, which recognizes the most promising privately held software companies in Europe and Israel, featured 22 Enterprise AI startups in the top 100.