AI
Powered shell data centre availability is the "choke point" says CEO.
“We don't run any Windows devices anywhere. So we just don't need that capability to exist in anything we build…”
"Not everyone will like whatever tradeoffs we end up with..."
OpenAI messes with pricing structure, now not at all dissimilar to Google's.
CEO Brian Chesky sees the AI future, even if he's concerned about proprietary models.
Call centre interactions are "ripe for automation".
Leaders need to look out for "model decay and data drift: Your model loses relevance over time" as well as "runaway training costs – GPU bills can kill ROI if not governed..."
Is "services as software" really a $1.5 trillion opportunity or just more "AI overhype"?