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Not surprised. There’s some good applications but the hype bubble is on the verge of bursting. Many companies are boated and inefficient but it’s highly unlikel
by JCM9 1y ago
Not surprised. There’s some good applications but the hype bubble is on the verge of bursting. Many companies are boated and inefficient but it’s highly unlikely that “AI” is the fix.
Ironically the thing broken in most cases is poor quality management that let things get so bloated and messy in the first place… the same folks that are cluelessly boasting about the potential of AI in their company.
- conductr 1y agoI’m not sure it’s even that. I think the entire tech industry is reaching a maturation stage. Where a majority of customers pain has been solved, opportunities for innovation are slim or negative ROI, and so maintaining the headcount of the growth stage is just unnecessary.