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productivity
Why would you not use that and think of that as another tool that whatever AI system, agentic system that you're building, is going to use rather than be kind of like in this maximalist mode of the AI can solve everything. Mhmm. I think all practical
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it sounds like, as I say, but it's a fundamental requirement for knowing how to operate in in the fourth industrial revolution. You need to be using it right now. Mhmm. And, Josh, you back that up by saying that 10% of AI is actually understanding th
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A good proposal would take me a full day to put together. It's like a seven, eight page type thing. It's entirely personalized. It's based on eight different conversations I will have had with different stakeholders in the organization. That now take
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Sometimes we do intellectually really easy tasks. Like if someone asked me, like, yesterday my daughter, she misspelled the word butterfly, so I need to tell her how to spell butterfly. It's a low, you know, it's an easy intellectual task. And someti
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and it gets the wrong answer, it doesn't know how to solve the problem. You look at it and go, okay, I'm using AI to try to do a hard math problem. This language model versus the other one got it right, got it wrong. I my prompt was changed. It's all
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what you've really got is a a a huge likelihood of a stranded asset out there, natural gas plants that are no longer useful for powering these things that they were built for. The thing about AI for business, it may not automatically fit the way your
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But it'll also turn out that that's the construct that you need for that product to get better and better over time. Perhaps we will figure out a way to encode that as well into the context that's presented into the model. But to me, right now, it's
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85% of the companies we talked to said they really believe they only have the next eighteen months to either become a leader or fall behind. You know, we have our little group chat where we have another friend who's like, oh, all this stuff is overhy
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...productivity tool. It gives you real time transcripts, quick summaries, action items, and insights, plus a voice activated agent that keeps you focused and productive.
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But as agent usage grows, visual design becomes less central to overall comprehension. Before, during incidents, engineers would go into their Grafana dashboards and try to piece together what was going on. Now AI SREs take in telemetry data, They'll
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543210. All engine running. We have a lift off. And one small step for man, one diaphragm. The world's largest airliner, each wing is big enough to hold five tennis courts. This new technology made it possible to meet the user's crucial needs. Enter
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