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Ai Market Landscape

skill-aroyburman-codes-pm-skills-ai-market-landscape · by aroyburman-codes

Real-time competitive analysis of the AI market. Covers foundation models, products, pricing, moats, and strategic positioning across major AI labs and emerging players.

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About

AI Market Landscape Skill

Generate a comprehensive, up-to-date analysis of the AI competitive landscape — the market context every AI PM needs.

When to Use

  • User asks "What's the current AI landscape?"
  • User wants a competitive analysis of AI companies
  • User needs context on a specific AI market segment (models, agents, enterprise, consumer)
  • User says /ai-market-landscape followed by a focus area
  • Before any strategy interview to build fresh market context

Framework: AI Market Landscape (6 Sections)

Section 1: The AI Stack (Where Value Accrues)

Map the current AI value chain:

Layer 5: Applications    (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Cursor, vertical SaaS)
Layer 4: Orchestration   (LangChain, agent frameworks, MCP)
Layer 3: Models          (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Llama, Mistral)
Layer 2: Infrastructure  (AWS, Azure, GCP, Together, Fireworks)
Layer 1: Compute         (NVIDIA, AMD, custom chips - TPU, Trainium)

For each layer:

  • Who are the key players?
  • Where is commoditization happening?
  • Where is differentiation strongest?
  • Where is the most value being captured today vs. in 2 years?

Section 2: Foundation Model Landscape

Compare the major model providers:

| Dimension | Lab A | Lab B | Lab C | Lab D | Lab E | |-----------|--------|-----------|--------|------|---------| | Latest model | | | | | | | Key capability | | | | | | | Pricing (input/output per 1M tokens) | | | | | | | Open vs. closed | | | | | | | Primary distribution | | | | | | | Enterprise strategy | | | | | | | Safety approach | | | | | | | Funding / valuation | | | | | |

Section 3: Product Landscape

Map AI products by category:

Consumer AI:

  • General assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini)
  • Search (Perplexity, SearchGPT, Gemini)
  • Creative (Midjourney, DALL-E, Suno, Runway)
  • Productivity (Notion AI, Copilot, Jasper)

Developer AI:

  • Code (Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Windsurf)
  • APIs & platforms (major LLM provider APIs, cloud AI platforms)
  • Infrastructure (Vercel AI SDK, LangChain, LlamaIndex)

Enterprise AI:

  • Horizontal (Microsoft Copilot, Google Workspace AI, Salesforce Einstein)
  • Vertical (Harvey for law, Abridge for healthcare, Palantir AIP)

Agents & Automation:

  • Computer use agents (browser and desktop automation)
  • Workflow automation (Make, Zapier AI, n8n)
  • Autonomous coding (Devin, Claude Code, Codex)

Section 4: Strategic Dynamics

Analyze the key strategic questions shaping the market:

Open vs. Closed:

  • Open-weight model strategies vs. closed-model approaches
  • Impact on commoditization, developer loyalty, enterprise adoption
  • Where does open-source win? Where does it lose?

Consumer vs. Enterprise:

  • Consumer-first strategies (chatbot → enterprise upsell)
  • Enterprise-first strategies (API → consumer product)
  • Google's distribution advantage (Android, Chrome, Workspace, Search)

Horizontal vs. Vertical:

  • Can horizontal AI products win vertical use cases?
  • When do vertical AI startups have a wedge?
  • The data moat question: does proprietary data still matter?

Agents & Autonomy:

  • Where is agentic AI working today vs. hype?
  • Trust and safety challenges with autonomous agents
  • The "human-in-the-loop" spectrum

Section 5: Market Sizing & Trends

Current market data (research the latest):

  • Total AI market size and growth rate
  • AI infrastructure spend
  • Enterprise AI adoption rates
  • Consumer AI MAU trends
  • Developer tool market

Key trends to track:

  • Model capability improvement curves
  • Price per token trajectory (deflationary)
  • Multimodal adoption
  • AI regulation (EU AI Act, US executive orders)
  • AI talent market dynamics

Section 6: Implications for Product Decisions

Based on the landscape, highlight:

  • Key questions each company is wrestling with right now
  • Strategic tensions shaping product roadmaps
  • Product opportunities where each company has a gap
  • Open debates in the AI product community

Output Format

Write as an analyst briefing — data-driven, opinionated, and actionable. Use tables for comparisons. Include specific numbers and sources. Aim for ~2500 words.

Research-First Workflow (CRITICAL)

This skill is ONLY valuable with fresh data:

  1. Research extensively — Do 10-15 web searches covering: latest model releases, funding rounds, product launches, market reports, earnings calls, developer surveys, and thought leader commentary.
  2. Cite everything — Include [linked source](url) inline for all data points.
  3. Date the analysis — Include "As of [date]" so the user knows the freshness.
  4. Display the complete landscape analysis.

What Good Looks Like

  • Demonstrates you follow the AI market closely
  • Shows you understand competitive dynamics beyond surface level
  • Provides specific data points to drop in strategy discussions
  • Reveals understanding of where value accrues vs. commoditizes
  • Builds the context needed for "what would you build?" questions

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.