Most AI strategy decks are written backwards
Most AI strategy decks begin with what models can do and search for problems to apply them to. That is backwards. It explains why most AI pilots never reach production.
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Most AI strategy decks begin with what models can do and search for problems to apply them to. That is backwards. It explains why most AI pilots never reach production.
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