one interesting bifurcation I've noticed from SF tech week is the huge disconnect between how people in the industry talk about AI and how everyone else does. Very few people in blue collar jobs ("fly-over states") seem to care about its development or applications
Have a couple extra boxes of donuts for some kickass manufacturers. I’m at #Cleveland and should be free for the next two hours. Let me know who I should meet
Over the past few weeks I've had the chance to speak with dozens of industrial leaders, founders, and operators. Here are my condensed thoughts:
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Long-running workflows. Multiple systems of record. Real operational complexity.
Six models put to the test in sandbox company environments.
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@bheiligenthal This isn't even a real issue, the administration is buckling under the pressure of a very small minority
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