> Big part of my annoyance is the term "AI" itself which you can say to mean anything, everything and nothing. Pretty sure that's the point now. You're sellin

> Big part of my annoyance is the term "AI" itself which you can say to mean anything, everything and nothing. Pretty sure that's the point now. You're selling a "solution" not a "product". So you don't want to market AI as some nice robot that can move car doors around. You want to market AI as a vibe that fixes enterprise problems. So now all the companies that want your AI both have to pay for AI and also your time to actually build a product for their problem.