80% of AI Projects Fail

[UnemptyVoid]

Mm, yes. Ill definitely use my microwave ai to calculate the perfect time to defrost my beef to get it to a temperature of 427 kelvin

[steveolotu]

I'm a software developer. So when my non IT friend told me she was creating an AI startup and couldn't explain to me within 60 seconds what her startup would be specifically doing, I could already predict the future.

[pinkie]

Listening to shareholders instead of actual consumers is always a bad idea. Shareholders are some of the most bizarrely out of touch people on the entire planet

[youngfreshsandwitch]

Don’t forget the super computers and data centers required to power these advanced AI models consume the power requirements of a small country.

[General_Madness]

I agree, I have seen very little AI features that I could actually see myself using more than once.

[arturbedowski]

Its surprising how shareholders see things fall apart in different companies when they interfere too much and yet they do just that

[Recliness]

I feel like any time that companies start to listen to investors, they just become worse

[BocchiSensei]

And the fact that potential workers graduated from universities for AI Tech companies gets cancelled because they need atleast 5 years of experience for an entry level job. Lets be real, these companies will usually have no IT, CS, or even EE department, they will have accounting and business managers instead. Some of them will outsource the work but its just not the same as having a fully dedicated team of programmers.

[quinncykaluzniak]

"not listening to consumers and listening to shareholders" sound familiar? SONY?!

[ckev]

The ridiculousness of everything being labelled "AI" now despite in fact... Not being AI... Like algorithms and random software that has nothing to do with AI 😂

[mr.strawberry]

The AI bubble is going to burst any minute now

[epiclink_]

"Not listening to customers and instead of listening to shareholders..."
Character AI better start taking notes

[theviewer]

Not to mention that listening to the shareholders is likely what causes most companies to have a flop

[bjornthorgudmundsson]

Blockchain, nft and ai have run face first into the same bubble the internet did back when it first got popular

[zac]

Wow, it's almost like actually caring about people will actually get you far in life. Crazy.

[FaeQueenCory]

Listening to shareholders over the customer? Whoever has heard of such a thing??







Any company that ever does this deserves bankruptcy.

[StabbyTheSkaven]

its a bubble like any other. like, whenever there is some new thing there is a bunch of investment, a bunch of people starting companies on promises and nothing else and almost all of them go bankrupt as soon as the period of wonder is up and people start actually asking for returns on their investments

[Stiderspace]

What a surprise. Listening to shareholders doesnt work. Who would have tought that listening to your customers is more important 😂😂

[ShadowShadow-jc]

I actually happy that this finally happens, because most of them just using chat gpt api with prompt, and trying to sell it as their own product

[Jay-uulu]

The only "ai" thing that is actually good is the research being done implementing ai into neurology which has gotten things so far like the fact neurologists were able to reconstruct a song based off someones memory