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When can leaders trust AI enough to stop checking its work? Jeetu Patel, president and chief product officer at Cisco, says that depends on two things: how capable the technology actually is, and whether people’s confidence in it keeps pace. We’re not there yet. AI still poses real risks... show more

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Sigwalt Street6 天前

@jpatel41 98% of decisions are done in businesses without checking the work anyways. People just make up data or do a totally incorrect analysis and show the graphs on slides. And some boomer says “I don’t know how to read a graph just give me the story” and says let’s do it

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@jpatel41 the answer is never, checking the work is the job

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