Originally published in Forbes To know that we’re in an AI bubble, you don’t need OpenAI chair Bret Taylor or Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi to admit it, as they have. Nor do you need to analyze the telltale economics of inflated valuations, underwhelming revenues and circular financing. Instead, just examine the outlandish claim that’s been driving the hype: We’re nearing
Originally published in Forbes I recently wrote about how agentic AI is the new vaporware, reasoning that it’s a hype term that repackages pie-in-the-sky AI ambitions, but does not allude to any particular advancement that might achieve...
Originally published in Forbes To be a business is to constantly work toward improved operations. As a business grows, this usually leads to the possibility of using predictive AI, which is the kind of analytics that improves existing,...
Originally published in Forbes The hype term “agentic AI” is the latest trending buzzword to repackage pie in the sky AI ambitions, but it does not allude to any particular advancement that might achieve them. It amplifies...
Originally published in Forbes So much potential. Predictive AI often delivers more value than its heavily publicized sister, generative AI. It’s the technology you turn to for improving your largest-scale operations. Its value proposition is straightforward and...
Originally published in Forbes Generative AI too unreliable to launch? Predictive AI will realize genAI’s bold, often overzealous promise of autonomy – or at least a great deal of it. While the generative AI industry rides high on...
Originally published in Forbes AI is in trouble. Both of its main two flavors, generative AI and predictive AI, face crippling limitations that compromise their ability to realize value. The solution? GenAI helps predictive AI and vice...
Originally published in Forbes Deep down, we all know that we should embrace difficulties rather than dodge them. As John Adams put it, “Every problem is an opportunity in disguise.” It follows that the greatest opportunities come from the greatest...
Originally published in Forbes Why in the world would the decades-old industry of machine learning need a completely new paradigm? Imagine you’re developing a rocket. If you don’t stress test it—in its intended usage (via simulations, wind tunnels,...
Originally published in Forbes The story about DeepSeek has disrupted the prevailing AI narrative, impacted the markets and spurred a media storm: A large language model from China competes with the leading LLMs from the U.S. – and it...
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