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>In every single Board Meeting in 2023, every Fortune 500 CEO is being asked about what their AI strategy will be, and I’m not sure most of them will have good

>In every single Board Meeting in 2023, every Fortune 500 CEO is being asked about what their AI strategy will be, and I’m not sure most of them will have good answers. That’s a big deal Years ago, I remember similar things regarding “Big Data” strategy. A very easy reach is building your AI strategy utilizing that, even if your big data stuff has stagnated (that trend didn’t die it just stopped being marketed with the same enthusiasm) >Global regulators took more than a decade to react to the emergence of social media companies, and even then it felt like regulators had dated understandings of how those companies operated. What happens this time? Same as social media, same as crypto. Many institutions move much slower than tech. There is likely to be quick regulation related to war usage though.

investinai 4y ago
Thank you for reading! I appreciate all the feedback in this thread (this is OP). I think the Big Data comparison is the right one, though it feels like AI is moving even faster (certainly on the product innovation side of things). Notably, though, there was a TON of money spent building out the Modern Data Stack, as players like Snowflake emerged in that era. So if AI can mirror that success, but faster, I think that's pretty amazing. Agreed on the regulation point, thought it again feels to me like AI is evolving faster than prior tech breakthroughs (feel free to disagree). If for prior loops the regulation was already slow and lackluster, I do worry about how it keeps up with faster and faster innovation.