enterprise AI adoption

“I think the tidal wave is coming. There are just big problems that we have to overcome, and these are the things I just talked about, right? So hallucination, attribution compliance up-to-dateness, data privacy, latency and I think the whole field is, is movin…”

“So we are nowhere near, in my opinion, the tornado of every enterprise just knows they want AI in, in in heaps and is very ready to go and grow their own resources at deploying AI into every quarter of the company, right? Maybe that'll happen. Maybe the train …”

“And so I think this will go in the same direction. And like you'll, you'll have very clear guidelines around how the companies use the data for model training and it's off limits and so on. And sort of that trust will be overcome.”

“But I also agree with Scott that I think it's going to go much faster than moving to cloud. It wasn't really possible. I know we actually were on-prem companies that old. It wasn't possible to just also be on the cloud and try a little bit. It was incredibly h…”

“The vast majority of companies have a meaningful number of AI experiments happening with lots of different, you know, kind of areas of their business, lots of different applications. But the vast majority also have, you know areas that are in production alread…”

“Yeah. So this is the, I mean, probably the long pole of all of AI right now is not going to be the technical breakthroughs. It's going to be the implementation and change management on the human side.”

“From the enterprise standpoint, exactly what we're talking about right now, which is, you know, the adoption curve and getting things in and moving things along. Again, we've seen this where customers absolutely are ready to go, but just their own internal pro…”

“I actually think that a decade from now, we will still be working to identify Valuable applications and enterprises and building them. Having said that, we will make a lot of progress over the next one or two years, but we're not going to be done, you know, ev…”

“I think an enterprise uptake depends on trust and precision on specific tasks at 99% accuracy, not generalizability.”

“My problem is that like I overestimate, it takes time for people to change habits and ways of working and stuff like that. So I actually think it's going to take a little bit longer. The adoption, it's not necessarily the capabilities of the technology, but li…”