According to Miles Deutscher, currently, four out of the top ten productivity apps are AI-powered, with expectations that all ten will soon incorporate AI. Traders should consider investing in companies developing AI technologies for productivity apps, as early adoption may lead to significant competitive advantages. This insight provides a potential trading opportunity in AI-related stocks before widespread adoption occurs.

According to Balaji (@balajis), the widespread availability of high-quality AI models that are inexpensive and can run on low-spec hardware could revolutionize productivity applications, including Microsoft Word, Google Sheets, and Apple Keynote, enhancing their functionality and efficiency.