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Baldwin says he can restrict access to specific models in his consulting business through the observability layer.
“I can dial down access to one of the models if I decide.”
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Andy Baldwin
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At his previous organization, Baldwin's team deployed about 150,000 Copilot licenses to boost personal productivity.
“we deployed at scale, you know, o 150,000 co pilot licenses um, across the organization to really boost personal productivity.”
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At his former firm, a company-wide chat deployment reached $25 million in compute cost within six months.
“Actually, within six months, we were running at 25 million, 25 million dollar compute cost within.”
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The deployment was re-architected, reducing its cost to about $2 million.
“we actually re-architected that and brought the cost down to around 2 million.”
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Baldwin says consulting advice work that took twelve weeks can now be done in two to three weeks.
“taking a twelve week piece of work, you can probably do that now, including the client engagement piece and the client stakeholder management, you know, in two to three weeks rather than twelve weeks.”
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Baldwin says he was heavily involved in blockchain, which he considers to have had a much narrower set of use cases than generative AI.
“I was heavily involved in blockchain when blockchain came out. Blockchain was a great technology, but it had a a very spe narrow set of use cases.”
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Baldwin says AI can answer tax questions but cannot provide regulatory sign-off, unlike human advisers.
“Will the tool be able to sign a confirmation from a regulatory point of view that it did do that? No, it won't.”
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