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Unpopular take: most enterprise AI pilots never reach production because they apply generative models to problems that require discriminative ones

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After nearly thirty years building distributed systems in financial markets and enterprise data infrastructure, I keep seeing the same pattern. A fraud detection model running continuously, updating from operational data, making millions of auditable decisions daily. Nobody calls it AI. It just wor…

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  1. 2026-08-20 10:58 · r/artificial
    Unpopular take: most enterprise AI pilots never reach production because they apply generative models to problems that require discriminative ones

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