Krishnan: Agentic products on existing models offer highest enterprise AI ROI
Vijay Krishnan · The Man Training GPT, Gemini & Claude Reveals What's Coming Next | Vijay Krishnan, Turing · Jul 31, 2026 · at 2:42
Vijay Krishnan, co-founder of Turing, discusses enterprise AI strategy and why building lightweight agentic applications on top of frontier models beats training custom models for most businesses.
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“And very often we do find that the right kind of agentic products built on top of existing models is the right high ROI decision for most enterprises.”
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