How to Build an AI Product in 2026: From Idea to Scalable Business

Did you know that 95% of corporate AI projects end up as expensive science experiments? In this episode of the Knowledge Hub podcast, we break down why the era of AI novelty is over and how transitioning to "AI-native" products can double your conversion rates.✅ In this episode:00:00 - Why 95% of Corporate AI Projects Fail00:25 - The Shift: AI-Powered vs. AI-Native01:08 - Killing the Proof of Concept (PoC)01:46 - Why You Shouldn't Build Custom AI Models02:22 - The Myth of Massive Datasets👉 Explore more about AI development services at Glorium Technologies and discover how to turn AI ideas into production-ready solutions.

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