What Do All World-Changing Technologies Have in Common?
Every technology that’s changed the world has followed the same pattern.
- It solves a fundamentally human problem
- It speeds that solution up by orders of magnitude
That’s the formula. It’s not just a theory — it’s a pattern you can trace through history, from the earliest tools to the latest AI. And right now, it’s reshaping one of the most high-pressure, high-stakes business tasks out there: bid writing.
Trade: The Abacus
Go back to 2700 BCE. The abacus helped people add and multiply faster. That might seem simple now, but it was revolutionary then.
Because when you can calculate quickly, you can trade quickly. You can scale deals, grow economies, and expand reach.
Trade is deeply human. The abacus just made it faster. And that changed everything.
Ideas: The Printing Press
The printing press arrived 4,000 years later and made it possible to share ideas at scale. No more scribes copying texts by hand. Now, thoughts could travel — fast.
That shift accelerated progress like never before. It sparked the Scientific Revolution, which then powered the Industrial Revolution. Because science builds on shared knowledge, and sharing that knowledge faster made progress inevitable.
Making: The Steam Engine
Then came the steam engine. It revolutionised transportation and powered the rise of mass manufacturing.
We’ve always made things. The steam engine just lets us make more, and faster. It industrialised production. It scaled entire economies.
Knowledge: The Internet
The internet brought speed to information. A single email replaces a week of back-and-forth letters. A Google search replaces hours in a library.
Sharing knowledge — another fundamentally human trait — became instant. And instantly global.
Language: Large Language Models
Then came 2017. And with it, the birth of large language models (LLMs).
Until then, we were used to machines that could calculate faster than us. But now, they can read and write faster too.
Language — our greatest tool for thinking, persuading, explaining, and selling — was no longer just for humans. Computers can now do language. And they can do it at scale.
Bid Writing: The Ultimate Language Challenge?
Reading. Writing. Persuading. These are the foundations of bid writing. And this is where AutogenAI shines.
Because bids and bids aren’t just writing tasks. They’re business-critical moments. High-stakes, time-sensitive, complex, and competitive.
They require strategy, compliance, subject matter knowledge, and storytelling — all under tight deadlines. It’s probably the hardest writing job in business. And definitely one of the most valuable.
This is the perfect use case for AI.
What Makes AutogenAI Different?
AutogenAI is not generic AI. It’s AI bid software, purpose-built to help hard-pressed work winning teams write high-quality, high-scoring bids.
It understands how bids are structured. It understands evaluation criteria. It aligns your strengths with the client’s goals. And it gets you to a strong and accurate first draft — fast.
You’re still in control. But now, you’ve got a tool that understands the task.
Real-World Results
Here’s what happens when you apply AutogenAI to bid writing:
- Construction sector: AutogenAI users grow at 6%, vs industry average of 3%
- Government outsourcing: 10%, vs 7%
- Health & human services: 18%, vs 5%
- Overall average: 11% growth, vs 4.5% without AutogenAI
It’s not about writing more. It’s about writing to win.
The Pattern Holds
So, what do all world-changing technologies have in common?
- They solve a human problem
- They solve it faster
Large Language Models are next in that line.
AutogenAI brings that power to bid writing—one of the highest-stakes, highest-value language tasks in business.
We don’t just help you write bids faster; we help you write winning ones.
Ready to use AI for bid writing and gain a winning edge?
Book your demo today.
