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AI adoption
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AI adoption
“The biggest barrier to AI adoption isn't tech complexity”
It's just I see OpenClaw giving people that didn't have access to a tool or workflow utility before to have access to AI in these complicated tools and kinda give them that simple interface, although
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market insight7:24 – 8:13
“Why AI adoption is like Netflix beating Blockbuster”
Well, let's let's unpack that. You have Blockbuster, then these guys innovated, and you had videotapes delivered to your house, so assortment wasn't an issue anymore. And then you had streaming. The w
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framework43:27 – 44:01
“The bolt on AI strategy versus AI native built from the ground up with AI is just very different in how you build, integrate, and adopt, or approach AI as a fundamental platform.”
which I'm not delineating between public or private. I'm delineating between scale companies and and non scale companies or AI native companies. And I think the bolt on AI strategy, sorry I'm being bl
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Practical Framework26:22 – 26:53
...adoption keeps happening, this whole wagon train keeps on rolling, and we're all gonna be fine, and we're gonna get through to California. If AI adoption slows down, then it's gonna get ugly real fast across the board. You're exactly right. You know,
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...at the enterprise. We're seeing early, let's call it, AI adjustment. The organization is adjusting to be AI centric to, promote the use of data to solve and create efficiencies in their business. Right? Like, we're seeing those things start to happen
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like, I then can tell them exactly what's important and what not. So to me it's been great because sometimes we envision things that are so much better than the reality and before until it hands it off to design, like, we would never be like, designe
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how women are keeping up with AI technology and wave because there's a bunch of reports that has been done that show massive gap between women adopting AI versus men adopting AI, which points the story that, men are just, like, widening the gap, of,
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being spent in enterprise AI. It's growing very, very quickly. It's gonna keep growing quickly. And one of the things we found is something like 70% of leaders we talked to said, we are sure we are wasting money here. It's being spent so quickly. And
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...adoption. If AI adoption keeps happening, this whole wagon train keeps on rolling, and we're all gonna be fine, and we're gonna get through to California.
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what these new ingredients it's like as a chef, you just gained access to, like, amazing new ingredients, but you have to, like, actually kinda get comfortable with them to put them into a new dish. And we had, Dan Shipper on the podcast. He runs, th
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you know, the solution space of what's possible, you kinda have to be in the details. Right? I mean, literally, like, you can't just look at, you know, kind of screenshots or, like, a prerecorded video of, like, a a new product feature. Like, AI is s
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...AI adoption. We are working with some of the largest, organizations in The US to support them on their secure AI adoption journey and responsible AI governance and allowing them to control this thing while enabling it to move fast. But it's, the tail
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“Why senior engineers aren't using AI as much as you think”
Some really good engineers, they have not they haven't adopted AI that much. But they're still productive because remember that AI has become, like, helpful in terms of writing new lines of code, but
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contrarian take43:25 – 43:44
...adoption has been slower than I've anticipated in various ways. Like, when you go and ask people about, like, what do they do for AI in their own personal life, very few of them or work life are as advanced as just Eric is. Like, think about, like, j
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...AI adoption across the company, but doing it in a in a safe manner. And that's, that has been very effective. But then there was a lot of, like, grassroots stuff. Somebody say, hey. I wanna try this. It will go to the committee. They'd they'd evaluat
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grow very fast, make decisions quickly, and move quickly. So we are trying to maintain that as much as we can, and we do this by essentially breaking up all the different problems we're trying to go after and give small teams full autonomy over these
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...AI adoption across the company, but doing it in a in a safe manner. And that's,
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couple weeks or mixed. Someone said, like, oh, companies are adopting AI but not seeing any benefit. In another week, week, you have an article from someone you think highly of or you trust saying that their company has adopted AI in some part of the
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I said this. We're gonna be fully focused on this one topic, but there's something you mentioned to me before we started recording that I think will be really interesting to a lot of people. So you guys at Reforged are now building actual SaaS produc
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