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Chief Marketing & Digital Officer | Global Brand Builder & Digital Transformation Leader | Driving Commercial Growth, Customer Loyalty & Innovation

AI’s rapid early growth is no surprise to those of us who’ve seen tech cycles before. Exponential gains are often strongest in early adoption, it’s the natural curve. Bloomberg belives, even with more compute power, we may not see those same leaps. But incremental advances can still stack up to meaningful progress, driving automation, streamlining workflows, and hopefully unlocking entirely new applications. I’m encouraged by a realistic perspective on AI’s evolution, as overhyping “exponential” breakthroughs can lead to sky-high expectations, especially in the category of generative AI, while steady, sustainable progress is what truly transforms industries. #ai #transformation #marketing

OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Are Struggling to Build More Advanced AI

OpenAI, Google and Anthropic Are Struggling to Build More Advanced AI

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Andrew Anderson

Top 3% Industry Expert | Combining Strategy, Marketing & Tech for Sustainable Success

1mo

Exactly Frank. Our frustrations are born out of our expectations because what was extraordinary is now expected. Also worth remembering that this is the worst AI is ever going to be.

Gregory B.

Technologist passionate about bridging the gap between customers and development projects.

1mo

It’s definitely a bubble. They’ll be a contraction as many have predicte. It’s the same pattern AI has had for 40 years. Incremental jumps. Just happened to be a big jump. I just wish they’d stop focusing on the creative things people (workers) enjoy and focus on the dull admin tasks.

Andrew Anderson

Top 3% Industry Expert | Combining Strategy, Marketing & Tech for Sustainable Success

1mo

Depends on the product and shoot aesthetic but it's funny how being just that 1-2% off can instinctively cause such a visceral reaction.

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