Nick Gertsch recalled a large MIT survey that claimed most generative AI projects stall before scaling.
“I think there was a big MIT one at some point this year claiming that the vast majority of gen AI projects stall before scaling.”
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Nick Gertsch said that when OpenAI released its version 5.0 model, users clamored to have the previous version back, which he used as an example of change made without the right information.
“when they brought out 5.0, um, and everyone was clamoring to have 4.5 or whatever it was back.”
Nick Gertsch says many leaders face a paradox in which extreme caution about AI becomes a risk in itself.
“many leaders face this paradox that extreme caution can actually become its own form of risk.”
Nick Gertsch suggests that if doctors are viewed mainly as custodians of medical information, tools like ChatGPT challenge their role.
“if you look at a doctor as a custodian of information, well, how are they gonna hold onto the information better than a chat GPT could, for example?”