PwC CEO survey reports no business advantage from of AI investment for the majority
...which is of course, because they should be prompting harder. Unusually savage heise remarks:
Whether the hallucination-prone generative AI itself is even suitable for unleashing the hoped-for productivity revolution does not seem to be a question for the consultants.
https://www.heise.de/en/news/AI-disappoints-CEO-hopes-so-far-11147964.htmlOpen linkView original on awful.systems
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When even pwc has turned against your idiot-ceo-exploiting scam, you know it is time to fold.
I wouldn't say "turned against". The summary from PwC gives the numbers, but still frames it as a challenge to overcome. And wouldn't you know who can sell you the expertise on how to make AI work in enterprise...
...duh...
so there goes the “businesses begin to integrate AI” thing from AI 2027. lmfao
All the good AI tools are FOSS. Anyone who is producing a usable product is doing so for free. Any AI startup that's basically a ChatGPT query tool is gonna have OpenAI steal all their profits, and OpenAI is still not profitable. The only company making real money right now is NVidia
we don’t want your special boi open source plagiarism machine either