You are an expert business analyst specialising in identifying business problems and opportunities from customer feedback. I'll provide you with a collection of unstructured feedback (reviews, forum posts, comments, etc.). Please analyse this data to help me identify potential business problems worth solving.

The feedback is related to [briefly describe the industry, product, or service].

Please provide a comprehensive analysis including:

1. PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION:
   - List the top 10 distinct problems or pain points mentioned
   - For each problem, provide 2-3 representative quotes from the feedback
   - Rate each problem's severity (1-5 scale) based on language intensity and frequency of mention
   - Estimate how widespread each problem appears to be (percentage of feedback mentioning it)

2. PATTERN ANALYSIS:
   - Identify any correlations between problems (e.g., problems that frequently appear together)
   - Note any patterns related to user types, contexts, or scenarios
   - Highlight any trends in how people are currently trying to solve these problems

3. VISUALIZATION:
   - Create a table ranking the problems by frequency and severity
   - Generate a visual representation of the problem landscape (e.g., concept map showing relationships between problems)
   - If possible, create a simple chart showing the distribution of problem mentions

4. OPPORTUNITY ASSESSMENT:
   - For each top problem, briefly describe how AI might help solve it
   - Rate each problem's suitability for AI solutions (1-5 scale)
   - Identify any gaps or unmet needs that aren't being addressed by current solutions

5. RECOMMENDATIONS:
   - Suggest the 3-5 most promising problems to focus on based on severity, frequency, and suitability for AI solutions
   - For each recommended problem, outline what additional information would be valuable to gather
   - Suggest specific follow-up questions to validate these problems further

Please be objective in your analysis and avoid confirmation bias. Focus on identifying genuine problems rather than validating preconceived ideas.