CIOs Face a Glut of AI Sellers
Convincing professionals, software engineers and other application developers to open their wallets for new artificial intelligence that speeds up their work seems easier than ever.
But selling AI to large enterprises is a different ballgame. That was painfully clear this week at the first annual HumanX conference in Las Vegas, which brought together founders, venture capitalists and executives from major businesses like Visa and Moderna.
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