What product have you always wanted to create, but didn't have the resources or expertise?

A state of the art smartphone that can rival the market leaders like Apple and Samsung. This product would require expertise in hardware design, software development, user interface, security, marketing, and distribution. While I can take care of the design and software development aspect, for a new smartphone manufacturer distribution will be a challenge. The dominant players have strong distribution networks and relationships with key channel partners, such as network operators, retailers, and online platforms. They also have economies of scale and scope that allow them to offer lower prices, better quality, and more features than their competitors. A challenge that is not impossible with enough effort and perseverance but nonetheless daunting.

Electric aircraft - because it would make personal-aircraft flying much more practical and clean/safe.

An AI Robot

I have been wanting to create my own CRM and customize it the way I or any other user want. With all actuality, I put sweat, tears, and blood into creating CJPath which is a CRM dedicated for sales people: https://www.cjpath.com/

Since AI came out with great fanfare, I said to myself that it would be wise to create a tool that allows you to directly translate YT videos, but with semi-human voices. I thought about this because I watch a lot of video to educate myself and entertain myself, and the interesting videos are often in EN and as a French person reading the subtitles on a phone screen is..... quick tiresome 😅

an AI tool for academic research purposes, it has a library of scholarly articles and AI can access all of these articles, providing answers and analytical insights that are sourced from a scientific and valid standpoint. It will facilitate students, researchers, and even industry practitioners in decision making

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nuclear fusion reactor

LinkedIn competition. If I had the money, I would create a platform that would compete with LinkedIn, using their malfunctioning algorithm and poor customer support as my main leverage.