> Blindly adopting AI is unlikely to be fruitful. Enterprises should instead experiment with and evaluate AI through operational metrics on the systems they are accountable to build and operate.
That is not any better than "blindly adopting AI", you're starting with the tech and trying to shoehorn it in your solution, this is an old well-known anti-pattern that applies to any kind of tech stack when it comes to designing a product as your main objective.
> Blindly adopting AI is unlikely to be fruitful. Enterprises should instead experiment with and evaluate AI through operational metrics on the systems they are accountable to build and operate.
That is not any better than "blindly adopting AI", you're starting with the tech and trying to shoehorn it in your solution, this is an old well-known anti-pattern that applies to any kind of tech stack when it comes to designing a product as your main objective.
"experiment" and "evaluate" does not connotate "shoehorn" which is forceful, rather it is the opposite, careful and thoughtful