enterprise AI

“And I think the same is going to be with AI, where you're going to have a reliance on, You know, large proprietary models, mostly for the reasoning capabilities, almost like, you know, I really want to understand what you're asking. And then kind of they will …”

“So I think in general what we have seen is enterprises are fine using AIs as long as we show them predictability. They don't care about, you know, 99% accuracy. You can be 90% accurate or even 80% accurate, But just tell us which 20% need to be reviewed or whi…”

“And that, that's something where I do think We have to be prepared for this as many years. It's about the speed at which humans can change their workflows as opposed to how kind of quickly the technology can just, you know, sort of evolve in advance.”

“That's because the industry is changing a lot. Every day, ah, it changes, you know, GPT-V comes out, and it's different than, you know, it was three months ago, and so what we need to actually build in product changes, and so we've just said, you know what, th…”

“There's like, seven hundred billion dollars being spent in enterprise AI. It's growing very, very quickly. It's gonna keep growing quickly.”

“These things become competitive necessities, and everybody has to buy it and use it. But the cost saving or the productivity gain that you get from it just kind of gets competed away, so you don't get to charge more for it.”

“Generally in these conversations, we're not really having to convince people to like, Invest in this space. It's, like, more of, hey, we're the right approach for you, so you can partner with us.”