Automating the Wrong Things

from AI, Honestly · host Kip Davis

Every company says it's an AI company now. Almost none have asked whether they're ready to be.Kyle, Kate, and Morgan dig into the Enterprise Architect — the function being eliminated in the name of AI efficiency — and why the organizations cutting it are the ones most likely to discover why it mattered. Plus: you can't build AI on broken data. Zillow lost $500M not because the AI failed, but because the foundation it ran on didn't hold.Takeaway: The Driver Check — three questions someone in the room needs to answer before your next AI initiative.

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