https://web.archive.org/web/20250818145714/https://nanda.med...
A more evenhanded take on the same report:
- does not include individual use of ChatGPT, Claude, etc (called shadow AI economy in the paper)
- in-house AI tools fail 2x more often than external AI solutions
- finance and other backoffice departments are the ones seeing noticeable performance gains with AI use
- lack of AI adaptability, memory and evolution over time is making it hard for humans to adapt to AI when it should be the other way around
- users prefer the chat interface, not your AI-enabled webapp
- 90% of users prefer humans (duh) for mission-critical work
Instead of 1x you are getting 1.1x out of employees that leverage AI in some fashion. yeah it's not much but over time and enough staff that adds up and as people become more familiar with how to prompt and use ai it will become that much more of a productive and valuable tool.
This technology is not an industry win.
antithesizer•5mo ago