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I'm thinking it's because stockholders don't want a Kodak. Spending some money on looking at how AI can be used in the company, it could almost be seen as a def
by im3w1l 3y ago
I'm thinking it's because stockholders don't want a Kodak. Spending some money on looking at how AI can be used in the company, it could almost be seen as a defensive move.
Funny side note, I misremembered which company it was and my attempts at googling Canon case study brought up nothing relevant. Trying Chatgpt it said that Canon did fine, so I asked it wether there wasn't some company that did fail, and it reminded me it was Kodak.