Enterprises are getting stuck in AI pilot hell, say Chatterbox Labs execs
Before AI becomes commonplace in enterprises, corporate leaders have to commit to an ongoing security testing regime tuned to the nuances of AI models.
That’s the view of Chatterbox Labs CEO Danny Coleman and CTO Stuart Battersby, who spoke to The Register at length about why companies have been slow to move from AI pilot tests to production deployment.
“Enterprise adoption is only like 10 percent today,” said Coleman. “McKinsey is saying it’s a four trillion dollar market. How are you actually ever going to move that along if you keep releasing things that people don’t know are safe to use or they don’t even know not just the enterprise impact, but the societal impact?”
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