Are companies starting to get concerned that AI isn’t meeting expectations? Concern is a part of any new technology adoption curve, but let’s explore some areas where expectations might not be meeting results.

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Why AI isn’t meeting expectations (The Artificial Intelligence Enterprise)

IS THREE YEARS ENOUGH TIME FOR ANY TECHNOLOGY TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD?

Costs are still high, and positive ROI is still evolving
The technology stack and standards are still evolving
Enterprise expectations are being confused with consumer expectations
AI predictions and timelines are overly aggressive
How is anymore measuring AI success?
The AI future is already here, it’s just unevenly distributed
“AI First” strategies are following “Cloud First” strategies - unevenly and distributed
Most people don’t like to talk about the augment vs. replace issue

Miscellaneous stuff:

ChatGPT is the fasting growing tech ever
AGI will be here at any moment
For the first 18+ months, it was only an OpenAI + NVIDIA market
All software development will be done by AI
There will be $1B companies with 1 person
GenAI, Frontier Models, Open Source Models, Agents, etc.
Deep Seek, MCP, etc.

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