AI has already become part of how a lot of companies build, operate, and support their products. But I’m still seeing a gap between having AI projects running and getting something genuinely useful out of them. Some initiatives seem to get plenty of attention early on and then struggle once they’re expected to become part of everyday work. I’ve also noticed that the problem isn’t always the technology itself. Sometimes the original use case just wasn’t that useful, or the project wasn’t designed with the way people actually work in mind. For those who’ve worked with AI inside organizations, what’s one thing you think companies are still getting wrong? submitted by /u/Meher_Nolan
Originally posted by u/Meher_Nolan on r/ArtificialInteligence
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