chris-d

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   by chris-d 7mo ago

   Right, but that's basically my point. I'm not saying generative AI gives boards a better way to judge the underlying work. Often it doesn't. I'm saying it makes the output visible enough that non-technical leadership can
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   by chris-d 7mo ago

   You're right, thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, the series only allows title changes for the first two hours after publication…
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   Death of the Dark Room: How Generative AI Broke Enterprise It's Political Cover(medium.com)

   2 points by chris-d 8mo ago|5 comments
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   by chris-d 8mo ago

   For thirty years, a failed ERP could be buried inside an architecture diagram. A failed AI chatbot gets screenshotted and forwarded to the board before lunch. That's the shift this piece is about. But the part I find more interesting i
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   by chris-d 8mo ago

   Author here. We often hear that 95% of enterprise AI pilots fail. But the real friction in large organizations isn't the 95% that fail—it's the 5% that actually work, which the institutional immune system then actively tries to ki
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   Selling Surplus or Scarcity: Where AI Margin Lives(medium.com)

   2 points by chris-d 8mo ago|1 comments