Keep in mind, this was the same week that Apple pulled back on launching its AI features due to accuracy concerns. And at HumanX the statement that 'only 6% of AI projects make it to production' blared across screens ' the statistic, from an AWS study, serving as a blunt reminder of the experimentation and challenge in deploying AI. The conference mixed panels and product launches on multiple stages in a large expo hall with offshoots of Q&A sessions and product demos in smaller rooms. Throughout the voluminous spaces were lounge seating, pods, and an app to meet and make connections. There was a lot of content, but perhaps what piqued my interest most were the perspectives, just over two years since the launch of OpenAI's ChatGPT made generative AI mainstream, from some of the leading model companies. Kevin Weil, the company's chief product officer for the past 10 months, noted that the days of a 12-month lead are gone, with the current reality of a three- to six-month lead still...
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