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The thing nobody tells you about AI pilots is that the successful ones are usually boring

Every impressive AI demo I've watched in the last two years has been something the company couldn't deploy. The ones that actually make it to production are ticket routing, document classification, data extraction from invoices. Nothing you'd put in a keynote. I think there's a selection effect hap…

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  1. 2026-10-09 10:11 · r/artificial
    The thing nobody tells you about AI pilots is that the successful ones are usually boring

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