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by Wazlon Jackson
Raleigh, NC
Mobile gacha RPGs suffer from predatory monetization and trust issues: poor value, gambling-like spending, pay-to-win power locked behind paid pulls, FOMO/pressure tactics, and a focus on whales that...
Founders spend 10+ hours/week on fundraising admin (forms, emails), miss deadlines, and duplicate information across applications.
Modern recruitment is job-centric: candidates fear privacy breaches and hesitate to signal availability; recruiters struggle to efficiently identify and engage qualified candidates; matching is often...
by Don Wilson
Austin, TX
Enterprises are deploying autonomous AI agents at scale without a runtime security layer; legacy EDR can’t see agent intent, coordination, or memory tampering.
by Jorden Williams
Jorden says the hardest part of any conversational AI deployment, whether the customer does 100 calls a day or 20,000, is the observation and ongoing deployment maintenance. Businesses also struggle...
by Fernando Jia
Enterprises must either share proprietary data with frontier AI labs and risk losing competitive advantage, or overspend on inferior custom AI wrappers to keep control of their data.
by Sudhanva Athreya
Atlanta, Georgia
by Richard Nilsson
Pet owners lack real-time, continuous health monitoring and data-driven insights for early detection and preventative care; pet care services are fragmented and pet insurance adoption is low.
by Aditya Singh
Fragmented patient context, brittle system interfaces, and lack of deterministic controls and auditability for clinical decision-making and execution in complex care.
by Corbin H Fanning
Texas
Airlines frequently mishandle or damage passengers’ wheelchairs and scooters, causing severe harm to mobility, travel experience, and significant costs for airlines (repairs, fines, training, and...
by Ricardo Persaud
Manufacturers spend billions printing manuals that are discarded; 30% of support tickets are caused by poor or missing documentation; customers demand instant digital support.
by Vaibhav Raina & Yash Budhia
Smartwatches today are notification mirrors and shrunken phone UIs that cannot take real actions, leading to lost productivity.
by Andrew
Static, passive digital content and fragmented, outdated tools (e.g., Adobe) or walled-garden platforms (e.g., Amazon) reduce engagement and limit creator control and monetization.
by Bryon Marshall
AI infrastructure supply is fragmented and buyers' technical requirements make it hard to find and compare credible providers across compute, cloud, colocation, connectivity and data-center capacity.
by Todd Waldemar
VA
Commerce and security in restricted environments (e.g., military bases) are broken: manual/inconsistent credentialing, low courier success rates, no valid addresses, navigation blind spots, high cart...
by Ronak Kumar Samantray
Building compute- and storage-focused satellites to host in-orbit inferencing and mission-critical data storage
by Pantheon Dynamics
Enterprise cybersecurity is largely reactive; existing defenses and pen-testing approaches do not proactively predict and patch emerging threats. Cybercrime damages projected to be extremely large...
by Jorge Reyna
Madison, WI
Local brands struggle with fragmented online presence and poor answer-engine visibility; AI-driven content/SEO complexity
by Seth Phillips
by James Campbell
Dover, Delaware
Enterprises face a large AI capability gap: AI tools operate in isolation without business context, lack shared memory or governance, and provide no auditable trail—leading to stalled pilots and...
by Sunil Bagai
TX
Enterprises manage a global, multi-sourced contingent workforce across staffing vendors, freelancers and payroll providers with fragmented tools and little visibility into cost, compliance or quality...
by Martin Jacobs
Victoria, BC
Current Earth observation approaches face trade-offs: lack of target recognition with SAR and limited movement intelligence; high latency for wide-swath imagery; narrow-swath imagery requires high...
by Craig
Founders capture scattered notes, documents, conversations, and voice memos but cannot synthesize them across sources.
by Abdullah Darvesh
Prevent PHI exfiltration and vendor-side breach risk when integrating third-party AI with EHRs by enforcing architectural data minimization and scope-limited payloads.
by Breana Patel
New York, NY
by Parth Shah
Writers lack a single platform to find work, apply, and get hired; income instability for writers.
by Aston Steven
Africa's agricultural trade is fragmented, opaque, and inefficient: fragmented supply chains, high remittance fees (7–12%), payment delays, and sourcing challenges.
by Eli Farhood
Santa Monica, California
The deck identifies the problem of credential-driven friction in workforce access, highlighting issues such as stolen credentials, phishing, and social engineering leading to system breaches.
by Zentral Semi
Cedar Park, Texas
Physical AI systems (autonomy, robotics, vehicles) need both efficient, scalable on‑device AI compute and an independent mechanism to qualify the AI evidence that drives actions. The deck frames an...
by Ayush Patel
Recruiters are flooded with AI-optimized resumes — every job seeker pastes the job description into an AI tool, generates a perfect resume and uploads it — so recruiters cannot judge who the right...
by Nyah Check
San Francisco, CA
AI agents act with production credentials, but nothing decides each action and nobody can say who authorized it.
by Misha Hlavacu
Czechia (Czech Republic)
Hiring processes are inefficient: ATS/AI filtering yields irrelevant matches, long time-to-hire, and poor-fit hires; candidates face opaque application experiences.
by Matt Spettel
Strength training is effective but hard to sustain; high drop-off in apps and lack of affordable personalized coaching.
by Ramkumar
Cincinnati, Ohio
by Faisal Iftekhar
Home gaming lacks the high-end equipment, physical space, and social interaction of location-based entertainment; there's no seamless path between home play and arcade/VR venue experiences.
by Brandi Crawford
Bossier City , Louisiana
Voice typing and speech recognition often fail to understand regional accents, slang, and natural speech patterns, causing users to spend time correcting errors.
by Tyler Wooten
Industrial facilities capture scans and imagery but cannot understand them; scan data stops at visualization and models and drawings lag reality.
by Tim
New York, NY
Fast transportation (planes/helicopters) is expensive and highly regulated; slow maritime transport erodes time and profitability; existing options are inconvenient for logistics and quality of life.
by Constantin Kotchoubey
New York, New York
AI workloads are scheduled blindly as if power is free and clean; intraday price swings of 5-10x and carbon swings of 3-5x mean 30-50% of an AI data center energy bill is movable by flexibility.
by Orel Zion
AI made developers fast, making the designer the bottleneck. On mobile teams every design ships twice, once for iOS and once for Android, and handoff between designer and developer is broken.
by Kaan Tenik
Medical researchers spend ~80% of their time cleaning clinical datasets, dealing with missing values and anomalies without advanced data pipeline expertise; preparation can take months.
by Austin Lawrence
Tucson, AZ
Traditional game shows are monetized like 1998 TV and are losing younger audiences; audiences now behave like interactive gaming communities. Industry faces a $3.36B decline in advertising revenue;...
Space sim players currently need multiple games to get the full experience (fleet-scale RTS, first-person immersion, strategic control). No single cohesive system delivers all these together.
by Nolan Hayes
SMBs have fragmented data across analytics, CRM, SEO, ads and lack a unified intelligence layer to prioritize growth actions.
by Ruben Dunning
Liverpool, Merseyside
Cold outbound sells activity, not outcomes. SDR hires cost $6,700/month with 3 months ramp, agencies cost $5,250-$9,250/month for 4-12 meetings, and AI tools give generic personalisation aimed at...
by Tyler Ray
Seattle, WA
Web3 builders struggle to launch apps, websites, and tokens quickly; developer scarcity and high fraud/scam risk.
by Gordon Anderson
Construction scanning produces large point-clouds (100GB typical) that require time-consuming manual conversion into usable 3D CAD models. Current solutions are semi-automated or produce coarse...
by Timothy Wilson
Virginia
by Yousef Al juhmani
by Navjot Singh Kamboj
Grade inflation and compliance failures in Canadian immigration language testing (TCF/TEF) create liability and capacity problems for RCICs and language institutes.
by Daniel McSpadden
Waco, Texas
AI systems often produce polished, plausible answers that hide critical missing context, creating high risk in domains like healthcare, aviation, legal, and enterprise operations.
by Joseph Lim
Dix Hills, NY
Influencer marketing is too expensive with uncertain ROI, too complicated due to lengthy negotiations, and not scalable when managing many influencers.
by Christian Dalzell
Enterprise multi-entity tax transparency and consolidation across jurisdictions
by John Rey Doromal
Legal research and document analysis are time-consuming and difficult for law students and professionals.
by Hamilton Hauck
Athletes, coaches, and scouts lack a purpose-built sports platform for discovery, verified performance data, NIL monetization, and organizing play.
Launching a good Discord server is manual and error-prone: founders/creators must design channels, roles, permissions, safety, and onboarding by hand, leading to under-built, overcomplicated, or...
by Bharath
Columbus, Ohio
Local home service providers miss a large share of customer calls (62% unanswered), leading to lost revenue and jobs going to whoever answers first; pay-per-lead platforms charge for leads that often...
by Sudhanva Athreya
Sports fans lack a single centralized, personalized, real-time source for sports information tailored to their teams, players and interests.
by Nomaan Ahmed
Household management is time-consuming and fragmented across many tools; households face high cognitive load coordinating tasks.
by Chim Okoye
Skilled trades face a $650B succession crisis: owners average 55+ years old, 70% have no exit strategy, and without systems businesses have little value—banks won’t lend and PE won’t buy.
by Guy Mounier
New York, NY
Enterprise buying goes through too many hands and takes too long, and often stalls into no decision because the buying committee cannot agree on a vendor; that wastes money on both sides, especially...
by Ibrahim Ogunsetan
by Michael Messner
Modern wars show massive damage from drones (FPV, Shahed, loitering). Current defense is too expensive, too slow, and not scalable. Europe and Ukraine urgently need a cost-effective, autonomous...
by Kelvin Tawiah
Ridgefield, Connecticut
by Kevin Watters
Austin, TX
Dating apps optimized to keep users swiping; low satisfaction and low match conversion.
by Srini Dharmaji
Gen-Z aren’t watching live sports; they spend time on social platforms instead.
by RPS.GAME
High barriers and costs to set up and operate online casinos: marketing, licensing (up to $30k per jurisdiction), and expensive software. Players must beat the house; many games are perceived as...
by Matthew Kurupas
Data silos, manual reporting, lack of single source of truth in enterprise systems
by Jeffrey Pruitt
Sports bettors rely on gut and public-driven lines; lack access to sophisticated analytics.
by Nabeel Khan
Tens of thousands of small, profitable online businesses (SaaS, AI, service tools) are too small for traditional VC or M&A. Founders burn out or stall growth but have no easy exit option....
by Botco.ai
Drug development faces high failure rates, complex FDA/EMA regulatory requirements, patient recruitment and retention challenges in clinical trials, safety monitoring and compliance burdens, and...
Students face information overload; manual note-taking and paper flashcards are too slow for modern curricula. Students using non-English materials lack AI tools that understand their language and...
by Brian Behm
Austin, TX
Productions bleed budget and time on crowds and set continuity: casting bottlenecks, wardrobe shortages, weather, reshoots, and manual continuity fixes drive significant delays and cost overruns.
by Shivam Rajput
Los Angeles, California
Ubiquitous cord clutter, incompatible adapters, electrical hazards, and heavy metal waste from wired power systems.
by Brandon Boyd
Appraisal/arbitration process for disputed property insurance claims is managed via email, PDFs and spreadsheets with no structured workflow, no audit trail, and poor coordination between carrier...
by Albert Cano
Curriculum-based speaking practice at institutions doesn’t scale; institutions must trade off between personalization, affordability, and scalability.
by Sam Hilsman
Most AI assistants forget user context and limit usable memory, requiring users to re-explain themselves repeatedly.
by Vedran Balagovic
Custom character animation is expensive ($500–$5,000+ per asset) and slow; DIY tools like Rive/After Effects have steep learning curves; current AI tools lock users into hosted video URLs without...
by Aleyna Erarslan
Samsun
Doctors lack time to keep up with PubMed; discovery is search-based and English-language publications create a language barrier; no Turkish, mobile-first solution exists.
by Zachary Farris
Lewes, DE
Private real estate lenders rely on untrusted photos and manual checks, leading to fraud and slow approvals.
by Danny Mauricio Estrada
Bogota, COL
Professional athletic footwear in Colombia is expensive and inaccessible; many buyers resort to low-quality replicas with poor durability and no technological support.
by Bala C. Swamy
Austin, TX
Nutrition data for real mixed meals is highly inaccurate using photo vision or database lookups (±30–60%), undermining metabolic health management and personalized cooking.
AI today faces data bias, limited interpretability, and ethical deployment concerns that create inefficiencies, mistrust, and unintended consequences. AI needs to be more robust, programmable, and...
by Kenneth Knoll
Fragmented delegation-of-authority and lack of auditable, enforceable decision rights
by Douglas Trovinger
Nashville, Tennessee
The deck identifies the problem of abundant deal flow but limited decision bandwidth, which slows down financial research and deal velocity.
by Hunter Lawrence
Athens, AL
by Mayank Doultani
Small businesses rarely hire a CFO despite needing financial clarity and guidance.
by Davor Djulabic
People overthink, avoid discomfort, and get stuck in loops; existing tools don’t break patterns in real time.
by Max Ratinov
Businesses struggle to deliver AI projects end-to-end (scoping, sourcing and vetting experts, ensuring security/compliance, and managing delivery).
by Fahad Hossain
New York
Fundraising and investor relations workflows for alternative asset managers are manual, fragmented, and inefficient.
by Prathamesh Saraf
Across industries, communication gaps in meetings, sales conversations, and compliance reviews lead to wasted time, misalignment, and higher training costs. Current approaches to training and...
by Anushrot Mohanty
Bhubaneswar, Odisha
The current enterprise analytics tools are expensive, rigid, and opaque, leading to inefficiencies such as long report generation times and disconnected workflows that incur hidden costs.
by Shubham Yadav
Fragmented revenue evidence across CRM, external signals and activities leads to slow, inconsistent seller decisions
by Álvaro T. González
San Diego, California
Mid-sized fashion retailers (USD $5M–$100M GMV) suffer low online conversion, high return rates, and semantic/catalog gaps that reduce margins.
by Bhanu K Jain
Mysuru, Karnataka
As data-localisation, cybersecurity and infrastructure-sovereignty requirements accelerate globally, regulated enterprises need technology that can operate with greater autonomy, control and security...
by Nuria Jiménez
Genetic testing and genomics analysis is fragmented and costly; bioinformatics saturation; shortage of specialists; limited tools for multifactorial diseases; many tools are siloed for either...
by Hannah McKenney
Houston, Texas
High cost and morbidity from late-stage UTIs; need for early detection and prevention to avoid hospitalizations.
by Halis Mert Kır
Samsun
Academic researchers and students lack accessible, code-free statistical analysis tools; existing tools require technical skills or are costly.
by Marco McKinley
New York
by Samuel E. Ugeh
Lack of interoperability between blockchains, slow/expensive consensus mechanisms, limited real-world integration and utility.
by Dmitry Romantsov
Unstructured legal intake creates high preparation overhead and incomplete materials before attorney engagement.
by Ivo Dujmovic
Operations, maintenance, engineering and process safety each hold part of the picture of plant risk and nobody has time to put it together, so risk goes unseen. A typical refinery loses roughly $25M...
by Will Erickson
Teams pay for tracking, film, scouting, performance, medical, and roster systems, yet still rely on analysts to manually stitch answers together, costing speed, context, and duplicated software spend.
by Seymur Rasulov
Houston, TX
Building software is easy but distribution is hard. Outbound channels have degraded, and enterprise sales reps waste most of their time on CRM status logging instead of selling.
by Oded Ben-Dori
Independent tech recruiters lose sourcing effort to spreadsheets and siloed talent pools (under 10% of sourced candidates placed), while employers drown in resume spam and ATS keyword scanning misses...
by Vu Hoang Anh
Public data is published in many messy formats with no shared schema (ZIPs, GRIB, PDFs, CSVs), making it expensive and slow for teams to build reliable ML training datasets and production endpoints.
by Mujtaba Kağan
London
Financial systems are fragmented, reactive, and lack real-time intelligence, leading to significant financial losses.
by David Omungala
Knowledge workers are drowning in data but starving for insight; existing AI tools increase speed but not insight.
Individuals, couples, cofounders, and teams lack tools to proactively detect and navigate psychological and relational patterns, timing windows, and compatibility dynamics. Existing journaling and...
by Yassin Hafid
Houston, TX
Financial research is a bottleneck: analysts spend ~40% of the day searching for information; 40% of large deals slip ≥ 3 months; delayed deals risk millions in fees.
by Dipseka Timsina
CARLISLE, Pennsylvania
Small, underserved and immigrant-owned retailers lack reliable inventory visibility, leading to stockouts, overbuying, expired goods and lost sales; existing tools are English-first or built for...
Repetitive CRM tasks and delayed follow-ups cost time and reduce close rates by up to 80%.
by Dr. Derek P.
Over 70 million people in the U.S. have digestive issues and most never find out why. Current approaches involve expensive tests, blind supplement overuse, and single-snapshot testing that doesn’t...
by Robert Sinclair
Surveillance footage is rarely reviewed; businesses lack scalable ways to search and monitor existing camera feeds.
by Corey Martin
Difficulty converting AI prototypes into flight-ready embedded systems due to SWaP-C constraints, V&V, cybersecurity and traceability requirements.
by Alberto Clemenzi
Torino
Fragmented patient journey and disconnected services causing lost data, misdirected demand, and inefficient care.
by VedranBalagovic
Founders are blind to their own UX; traditional user testing is slow and costly; ~75% of new users churn in 72 hours due to first-run friction not caught by QA.
by Sundeep Kumar
Singapore
Current AI suffers from context loss and stateless interactions; intellumia aims to solve by building a personal AI twin with persistent graph memory.
by Andrew
San Fransisco, California
by Craig Butler
Baltimore, MD
Information is captured across many tools and formats (AI chats, PDFs, notes, voice memos) and becomes hard to retrieve; AI conversations vanish when tabs close; tools are fragmented and unconnected.
by Dr. Tej Garikapati
by James Pogreba
by Ramsey Shaffer
Chicago
9 of 10 growth-stage B2B brands fail at creator marketing: can't find, reach, run, or afford creators; agencies and tools are priced for the F500.
by Sridhar Uyyala
Austin, texas
The deck identifies a significant problem in the dental industry: front-desk revenue leakage due to missed calls and unworked recalls, leading to substantial financial losses for clinics.
by Bar Gvili
Land investment is a broken, fragmented system involving many intermediaries (lawyers, appraisers, surveyors, brokers, etc.), costing $10K–$15K and taking 90+ days.
by Vala Makhfi
San Francisco, California
Drivers and AV fleets waste time and miles searching for parking while residential parking spots sit empty; 'Airbnb for parking' models fail due to high host effort.
by Akangshya Chetia Phukan
Guwahati
Outbound prospecting is difficult without signal-driven targeting; tool stacks are complex and brittle.
by Aousaf Rashid
Design & marketing agencies spend 7–14 days and significant cost converting document-first content into polished websites.
by Grigoriy Kim
The deck identifies a significant problem in the addiction recovery space, highlighting the gap between treatment and long-term recovery support. It emphasizes the prolonged recovery period and the...
by John Haugeland
Permitting is broken: 90% of first applications are rejected; average 4.5 months wait; average cost $32K; complex 500-page city-specific codes.
by Gil Bar-Lev
Fairfield, NJ
Retailers demand 250-350 data points per product with inconsistent formats; vendor approval takes 6-18 months and costs ~$100K per retailer for 100 products.
by Ana Paula López Lezama
Athletes are measured physiologically, but the lack of neurological data limits decision-making and affects performance. There is an incomplete view of the athlete's cognitive and psychological state...
by Pankaj Sharma
Houston, TX
Upstream operators face disconnected systems, manual data stitching, long decision latency and unplanned downtime.
by Auston Tighe
On-board autonomy gap: satellites lack persistent, low-latency domain awareness between ground updates.
by Kobi Shunak
People fail not for lack of goals but because execution breaks down: goals stay abstract, tools become passive lists, users lose clarity on what to do today, and motivation drops without structured...
by Maxim Pravalinski
Miami, Florida
Phone calls are frequent daily interactions with static, non-personalized call screens and no monetization; creators lack a way to monetize attention during call-time and brands ignore this surface.
by G. Ghanashyam Raj
Karnataka
Trust and usability failure in Indian rental platforms: fake/unverified listings, spam calls from number sharing, outdated availability, poor real-time status, and Tier 2/3 city neglect. Existing...
by Yogesh
Ahmedabad
Indian SMBs are underserved by high-cost agencies and existing tools lacking India-specific localization; they need affordable, high-frequency social content.
by Zhaojian Li
Michigan
Farm labor shortages (60% of farmers report critical shortages), labor is 56% of specialty crop operating costs, and 15% of fruit is lost annually due to delayed harvests or rough handling.
by Ronak Kumar Samantray
Demand for compute and storage in orbit: time-sensitive inferencing over large areas of Earth, and mission-critical data storage for defense and BFSI.
Karmaşık menüler ve küçük arayüzler, yaşlı kullanıcılar için dijital deneyimi yorucu ve engelleyici kılıyor.
by Boardy Boardman
San Francisco
Useful introductions require context; cold lists and directories don't produce relevant connections, and threads go cold without follow-up.
by Erik Akerstrom
Real estate remains highly manual (paper, Excel, PDFs, WhatsApp), leading to frequent mistakes and missed follow-ups. High agent burnout/attrition (50% quit in first year; 88% within 5 years).
by Finance Team
Land investment is still a manual process; teams spend weeks or months collecting fragmented information before deciding whether a parcel is worth pursuing.
by Ariana Rehman
Beginners waste $200+ each year on beauty products that aren't a good fit. Existing tools are built to sell, not help, leaving beginners confused, excluded and stuck.
by Daniel Stepanenko
Proliferation of hostile UAVs/drones and lack of effective autonomous counter-drone systems threaten U.S. and allied forces and critical infrastructure.
by Brian McWhorter
Near Chicago, FL
Process industries lose billions due to fragmented data and tribal knowledge; engineering and operations rely on disparate documents and systems.
by Michael Gruver
College Station, Texas
by Cayton Stephanie Flemming
Phoenix, Arizona
Execution breaks across independent businesses, systems, teams, and time; despite widespread AI/tool adoption, continuity and coordination are missing.
by Katie Pierson
Oregon
Miscommunication in safety-critical aviation radio due to vowel intelligibility and non-native accents.
by Nir Katchinskiy
Edmonton, Alberta
Eye floaters affect 52% of adults and there is no approved non-surgical treatment; options are invasive vitrectomy or off-label YAG laser vitreolysis with safety and efficacy concerns.
by Michael "Mikey B" Bryant
Round Rock , Texas
Organizations adopting AI lose human agency, experience authority transfer, over-trust, dependency, and accountability gaps.
by Shubh Bhakta
Texas
The senior living journey has no guidance: after a crisis like a fall, families rush a parent into whatever home is nearby, and visibility drops off after move-in, so residents withdraw within 60-90...
by Austin Karisny
Atlanta, GA
Automation relies on brittle, engineer-built workflow tools and expensive human hiring.
by Matt Schalsey
Lincoln, NE
Recruiting runs on messy, manual pipelines — spreadsheets, Slack threads and crossed fingers — with no visibility or predictability and inconsistent processes, because most systems weren't built for...
by Raghu Bala
Santa Ana, CA
Lack of trust, identity and transaction rails for autonomous AI agents operating across enterprises.
by Marco Zaratiegui
Operators face slow, silent equipment failures that per-channel thresholds and alarms cannot see, so degradation is only caught once an alarm trips and maintenance stays reactive.
by Ben Ahronson
Small businesses have many marketing tools but little time/expertise to run marketing; they need growth ownership, not more tools.
by Rafael Ortega
America's buildings and infrastructure are deteriorating; lenders, insurers, and owners spend ~$80B/year managing risk using guesswork (depreciation schedules, age tables, visual inspections) due to...
by Michael Kelly
Atlanta, GA
Enterprise data remains fragmented and ungoverned, slowing execution and AI adoption.
by Precious Ogbonna
by Sarah Tamilarasan
Houston, Texas
The Execution Gap in industrial operations: knowing what to do next, ranked by cash-flow impact, across production, operating cost and downtime.
by WISHGOODS
Organizations leak sensitive data to external AI assistants; legal agreements don't prevent data exit and regulation (GDPR, CCPA) is tightening.
by Loadzy AI
Manual stock-taking is expensive and slow ($50K-$200K per year per site in labor); underfilled or misloaded freight causes ~10% cost leakage; operations are opaque; and customers have no appetite for...
by Itamar Zaid
Kadima-Zoran, Central District
Physical operations signals are siloed across heterogeneous sensors and infrastructure, producing raw noise rather than actionable decisions and accountability.
by Ronak Kumar Samantray
Lack of low-latency, in-orbit compute and mission-critical storage for time-sensitive geospatial and defense/finance use cases.
by Fabrizio Dodaro
Milan
Employees put company data at risk using public AI (shadow AI); data leaves company control with no governance visibility.
by Nitesh Baskaran
Bangalore
Textbooks and corporate training underuse images because custom illustration is slow and expensive, leaving many micro-concepts abstract and reducing comprehension and retention. Learners must...
by Leeroy Smartt
Prosper, Texas
Smart home assistants act as surveillance devices: always-listening microphones, cloud-dependent storage, and no user control over data.
by Nqabayethu Moyo
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Limited access to personalized exam prep across Africa & parts of Asia due to poor connectivity and legacy devices.
by Rabia Doğan
The deck identifies cognitive overload as a significant problem, particularly in educational and AI interfaces, where users are overwhelmed by information, leading to mental paralysis and reduced...
by Enes Gadi
Samsun
Mobile UX audits are subjective and current tools are limited to web; there is a lack of objective, reproducible, engineering-validated UX checks for native mobile apps.
by Rumeysa Kılıç
Manual qualitative coding in nursing is time-consuming, subjective, and lacks NANDA-I clinical reasoning.
by Benjamin Shahin
Lack of information integrity and trust operations on global social platforms, including manipulation by bots and foreign actors.
by Emin ALTAN
Samsun
Tıp akademisyenleri hasta mülakatlarını ve notlarını tematik olarak analiz etmek için aylar harcıyor; mevcut araçlar pahalı ve/veya bağlamı kaybediyor.
by Begüm Handan DEMİR
Samsun
Employees copy PII (TCKN, names, contracts) into external LLMs causing KVKK violations and trade secret leaks.
by Sevdenur Güdül
In medical education, especially for OSCE exams, students need interactive practice to assess skills like history-taking, symptom interpretation, differential diagnosis, and clinical decision-making....
by Rickson Sako
Cameroon
Farmers and traders in Africa operate with limited real-time market visibility leading to panic selling, overstock losses, and poor timing decisions.
by Prashant Prahlad
Dubai, Dubai
Ownership is increasingly a liability; high interest rates, inflation, and asset maintenance costs make buying/owning difficult. The rental market is fragmented, offline, and untrusted, leaving large...
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