Tech Talks Daily
00:38:26 · Neil C. Hughes, Dan Lifshits
[00:38:26] S0: I would urge anyone listening to check you guys out. And on that side of things, for people that are listening that are intrigued by everything we've talked about today, they wanna find out more information, connect with you or your founders. Where would you like me to point everyone listening? [00:38:41] S1: I think that the easiest way to get me out is LinkedIn, to be honest. Yep. But equally, feel free to check out at valley.group at any point of time, and I think that you'll find all the contact information of ourselves on the website as well. [00:38:55] S0: Awesome. Well, I'll have links to everything you mentioned there, and there's so much going on here. And I love how you've demystified today how AI roll ups are reshaping both venture and private markets and the global services economy. And it's also almost on the verge of being rebuilt with AI and so much scope there. I'd be interested in, hearing from people listening their takeaways, their insights, what they're seeing out there at the moment. But more than anything, just thank you for sharing your incredible story. Really love talking with you today. [00:39:24] S1: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Neil, for having me. My pleasure. One of the things
00:39:24 · Dan Lifshits, Neil C. Hughes
[00:39:24] S1: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Neil, for having me. My pleasure. One of the things [00:39:28] S0: that really stayed with me after our conversation today was this idea that some of the biggest AI opportunities doesn't necessarily come from building something entirely new. It can come from taking old, messy, human heavy industries and rebuilding the operating model around better systems. And Dan made a strong case today that this is far more than just cutting costs or adding automation for the sake of it. The real opportunity here is improving service, freeing people from repetitive admin, and creating businesses that can move faster while still feeling more responsive to the people that they serve. And there's also that bigger question running through this episode. If AI roll ups continue to gather pace across property, legal, accounting, and other service sectors, are we looking at a passing trend or the early shape of how a huge part of the economy will be rebuilt over the next few years? I'll leave links in the show notes so you can learn more, but I'd love to know more about what you think. Is this the future of service businesses, or are we just seeing the very first chapter? Techtalksnetwork.com. If you'd like to contact me, I'll be over there. And please connect me on social. Send me a DM there. But that's it for today. A lot to marinate on, so take that away. Have a little think, and let me know what you've took away from the conversation today, and I will return to your ears bright and early tomorrow. Speak with you then. Bye for now.