As artificial intelligence gets real, firms move slow and steady to win the race
In the wake of ChatGPT’s dramatic arrival two years ago, companies are excited about generative AI’s possibilities but heading into 2025 with careful deliberation rather than rushing to transform their operations. While AI excels at basic tasks like searching legal databases and generating simple summaries, more complex work requires careful human oversight. “The next level is coding agents that can resolve entire tasks usually assigned to developers.” He suggested that over time, these agents could replace virtually all of the world’s millions of developers. Hesitant practitioners In healthcare, despite a study showing AI’s potential — including one where ChatGPT outperformed human doctors in diagnosis from case histories — practitioners remain hesitant to fully embrace the technology. If people think that AI can solve every single human problem, the answer today is ‘No.’” While AI excels at processing existing patterns and data, Mr. Bhardwaj argued it lacks the human curiosity needed to explore truly new frontiers.
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