Is Enterprise AI Ultimately Less Risky than Consumer AI?

The debate about AI risks and potential harms is starting to bifurcate into the kind of toxic polarisation we are now used to seeing in politics, economics and other areas of life, amplified by online echo chambers. In addition to technical critics like Gary Marcus,...

Enterprise AI: Lessons from Social Media

Recent hints by AI researchers that they believe AGI is now within reach have fuelled an increasingly polarised debate about AI harms vs benefits. Ethan Mollick recently wrote up a useful overview of developments that considered where the water is rising (LLM...

AI Could Redefine Enterprise Systems, But Where Do We Begin?

With successive waves of technology innovation and adoption, the initial applications tend to be those that make our current ways of working slightly better, and we measure their success in terms of marginal cost reduction or productivity improvement. Sometimes, like...

Fail, Learn and Repeat. Or not really?

Should we always encourage failure-as-learning, and when might this risk de-motivate individual contributors, asks Sebastian Kowalski in this Link*Log Learning by iterating is not the same as accepting overall failure At this point, most team leads have been told many...