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I think we’re getting a little carried away when we say AI “knows” a company.

Give a model access to your documents, databases and internal systems and people quickly start saying it understands the business. I’m not sure that’s true. It has access to a lot of information. That’s different from understanding why that information matters, how different pieces of it connect, o…

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  1. 2026-10-12 04:39 · r/artificial
    I think we’re getting a little carried away when we say AI “knows” a company.

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