Jaden Schaefer

Those are kind of the top, according to

What they're seeing in their analytics, they say 61% of photo and video apps are incorporating AI features.

They say gaming is on the complete opposite extreme.

Only 6.2% of gaming apps are using AI in their code offering.

There's a bunch of other like pretty low adoption categories, including travel, which is only 12.3%, which is hilarious because I swear every single demo we see from ChatGPT and Gemini is like,

Check out the new advancements we made.

Like it's going to make planning your travel itinerary like a thousand times faster.

Like just say you want to go to Greece and it's going to give you like a 15 day itinerary with everything you need to do every hour.

Now, I don't know how often people are planning their travel itineraries.

I don't know why this is the one demo we get stuck on with everyone.

And I apologize for my voice on my demo voice there.

But it is just one of the things that drives me crazy.

And it's so wild to see that only 12% of the travel apps are actually using this.

Well, every single AI company is basically using this category as the main demo of a use case, and it just doesn't turn out to be that useful, or I guess the demand isn't there.

Business also has a 19.1% rate of having AI inside of the apps, the business category.

I think we're...

things get a lot more surprising is customer retention.

So across both monthly and annual subscription plans, AI powered apps consistently were underperforming just regular non-AI apps.

After 12 months, AI apps had about a 21% retention rate for their subscribers.

So if 100 people subscribe on day one, 12 months later,