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Kawal Gandhi uses Gmail's translation feature so his mother, who speaks Hindi, can read his emails in that language.
“I like the translation feature for my mom because, uh, she speaks Hindi, she's really fluent in it.”
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Kawal Gandhi uses Gmail's translation feature so his mother, who speaks Hindi, can read his emails in that language.
“I like the translation feature for my mom because, uh, she speaks Hindi, she's really fluent in it.”
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Gandhi described enterprise AI adoption as moving in order from efficiency to productivity gains to creativity.
“it's like efficiency, productivity gains, and also creativity. And I did it in in order because inside the enterprise”
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Gandhi gave customer support as an early use case, where the key measure is that customer satisfaction (CSAT) does not drop.
“How can I make my support better? So and not drop my CSAT, that's the KPI I'm going to look at.”
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Gandhi said enterprise interest in generative AI started in sales and marketing.
“It started from sales and marketing, like as soon as these came out.”
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Gandhi named gaming as an industry already scaling multimodal AI.
“I think gaming is a really good industry which is kind of scaling out multimodality.”
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Gandhi said engineering teams were adopting AI coding models faster than he expected.
“I'm seeing engineering adopt it much faster internally now, uh, with the coding models, with the open source”
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Gandhi estimated that models make up about 50-60% of the work in an enterprise AI project, with integration and operations making up the rest.
“Um, and I think models, in my mind, are like, fifty, sixty is the is the work around, and how do you leverage your current investment?”
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