PwC CEO survey reports no business advantage from of AI investment for the majority (www.heise.de)

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...which is of course, because they should be prompting harder. Unusually savage heise remarks:

Whether the hallucination-prone generative AI itself is even suitable for unleashing the hoped-for productivity revolution does not seem to be a question for the consultants.

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[-] lurker@awful.systems 1 points 6 days ago

so there goes the “businesses begin to integrate AI” thing from AI 2027. lmfao

[-] rook@awful.systems 9 points 1 week ago

When even pwc has turned against your idiot-ceo-exploiting scam, you know it is time to fold.

[-] jaschop@awful.systems 10 points 1 week ago

I wouldn't say "turned against". The summary from PwC gives the numbers, but still frames it as a challenge to overcome. And wouldn't you know who can sell you the expertise on how to make AI work in enterprise...

[-] notsure@fedia.io 4 points 1 week ago

...duh...

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