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Fitzpatrick: Enterprise AI deployment will take a decade, not two years
“I think that whole process is in the first inning in the enterprise. I think it's going to take a decade, not two years.”
Fitzpatrick: Software industry will shift from standardized SaaS to hyper-personalized AI
“That is my view on where, where this whole industry goes, is you move from SaaS, out-of-the-box SaaS, to much more hyper-personalization using the specific data of an individual customer”
Fitzpatrick: Human feedback in AI training will remain essential for 10 years
“For a multi-stage reasoning test that requires a PhD in multi-different languages, and, like, human feedback is going to be important in that for the next decade.”
Fitzpatrick: Recent college graduates are the highest adopters of AI tools
“I actually find a lot of the people coming out of college right now are some of the highest adopters of this and the most useful for these kind of tools, and so we're hiring more and more people of that profile, not less.”
Fitzpatrick: Robotics will take longer and require task-specific rather than broad-based systems
“I think robotics is another one that will take longer, but will be really interesting when it works. But by the way, I think even in that case, you'll need more task specific robotics, not just broad based.”
Fitzpatrick: AI-native physical-world service companies will be highly disruptive
“Some of the most interesting new businesses are actual businesses using AI in the physical world that are AI native and that will be highly disruptive.”