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Migoya: Current AI models are already sufficient if given the right context
“The current systems we have, the current technology we have, if you put the right context, it is the right answer. And you can decrease a lot hallucination percentages just by creating the right context.”
Migoya: Next-generation AI flips workflow to AI supervised by humans
“The initial version of AI was humans accelerated by AI. The next generation is AI supervised by humans.”
Migoya: Complex enterprise AI adoption will be slower than expected
“I think that this next generation wave of change will come. It will take a while, and it will be a slow, a slower than expected adoption on this complex side while the easy cases will be solved quite fast, very fast.”
Globant patented Copilot-like AI coding technology in 2020 but lacked funding
“And we have been using AI since the last 10 years. We got a patent in twenty-twenty very similar to Copilot. We didn't have enough money to be able to scale it up, but we knew the technology.”
Migoya: Probabilistic AI breaks traditional deterministic debugging in enterprise software
“We're used to in the software industry, you know, when we have a problem, there's a bag associated with that problem. We go and fix the bag, and then the problem gets solved. Well, this is not the case any longer with, when you're talking with a probabilistic …”
Migoya: Only 5% to 6% of companies can implement AI independently
“There must be five or six percent of companies that are technically savvy to implement these technologies by itself, but therefore the rest of the people is like a jungle that is growing every day and doubling every day, in which you need to understand where t…”